Madonna’s eldest daughter Lourdes Leon flashed a belly piercing that had five diamonds in it when she was taking a selfie at the Etnia store in Barcelona on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old singer wore a ripped black dress that flashed the flesh as she added chunky black boots.
The New Yorker had a cross necklace on as well as her long black hair was worn straight and down while flashing long yellow nails.
The model was also seen singing on a rooftop during the Red Sound Studio event. Leon held on to a microphone while a musician played with an instrument in the background.
Meanwhile, her mother is being sued by concert goer Justen Lipeles who claims he was ‘blindsided’ by the sexual moves the icon made on her Celebration tour, as he says he should have been warned, according to TMZ.
Madonna’s eldest daughter Lourdes Leon flashed a belly piercing that had five diamonds in it when she was taking a selfie at the Etnia store in Barcelona on Wednesday
The 27-year-old was also seen singing on a rooftop during the Red Sound Studio event
Leon held on to a microphone while a musician played with an instrument in the background
Singing is not new to Lourdes.
She has already performed at events like the Brava Madrid Music Festival 2023 at IFEMA.
The model, who goes by the stage name of Lolahol for her musical endeavors, has been well received in the music world.
Previously, she attended the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance from 2014 to 2018.
In August 2022, she started releasing music under her moniker Lolahol.
She is the eldest child of the Queen of Pop, 65. Madonna is mother to four daughters and two sons.
She shares Lourdes with Apple founder Carlos Leon — whom she dated for three years in the ’90s.
Her second eldest is her 23-year-old son Rocco Ritchie — whom she welcomed with her ex-husband Guy Ritchie in 2000.
The former couple were married for eight years before they called it quits in 2008.
The crooner was in the Etnia sunglasses store; the company was hosting the Red Sound event
Leon performed in concert in Madrid, Spain at the Brava Madrid Music Festival 2023 at IFEMA
Later on, Madonna adopted her son David Banda, 18, and her three daughters — Mercy James, 17, as well as twins Stelle and Estere Ciccione, both 11.
Mom Madonna is on her Celebration world tour.
Madonna’s sustainably produced Celebration Tour designer fashion pieces made in partnership with Jean Paul Gaultier have helped raise funds for charities in Kenya and Malawi.
The limited-edition, certified organic cotton and Fair-Trade merchandise will benefit Chema Vision Children’s Center in Kibera, Kenya – a beacon of hope for some of Kibera’s most vulnerable youth.
Raising Malawi will also receive some of the money raised from sales of the limited-edition collection.
Madonna, Gaultier, and acclaimed artist and social-entrepreneur Julian Prolman, president of Ministry of Tomorrow (MOT) were the brains behind the charity collection, which sold-out in record time.
Meanwhile, her mother is being sued by concert goer Justen Lipeles who claims he was ‘blindsided’ by the sexual moves the icon made on her Celebration tour, as he says he should have been warned, according to TMZ; seen in December
Mama Madonna seen in a black outfit in a photo shared to Instagram
It’s a cause close to the ‘Like a Virgin’ hitmaker, as Madonna adopted David and Mercy James, both 18, and 11-year-old twins Stella and Estere from Malawi.
Gaultier recently recalled creating his iconic conical bra he made for The Queen of Pop on a teddy bear, long before designing the adult version for the ‘Vogue’ hitmaker.
He recalled to The Guardian: ‘I wanted a doll, not a bear, but I did its hair and used my grandmother’s makeup on it. And I made a conical bra for it: it was the first conical bra, even before Madonna’s. I grew up on television, not books, and I’d also seen this programme that showed you could cut a circle out of a circle to make a skirt, so I made a hole in one of my grandmother’s lace mats and turned it into a skirt for the bear.’
Gaultier instantly knew he wanted to work with the ‘Holiday’ hitmaker as soon as he saw her on ‘Top of the Pops’ as he ‘adored’ her style.
He said: ‘I’d seen her singing ‘Holiday’ on ‘Top of the Pops’ and thought she was absolutely my style – the jewellery, the crucifixes, the way she dressed, her look – this was what I was doing with my collection. I adored her.’
Madonna would end up phoning Gaultier in 1989 to ask him to dress her, and he didn’t believe it at first, as he assumed someone was prank calling him.’
