Madonna graced her "Celebration" tour's stage with her ageless beauty and toned physique.
The 65-year-old "Material Girl" performed in front of her fans at Madison Square Garden in New York on Monday, January 22. Aside from serenading her fans, she served them her flawless figure and youthful-looking visual.
Madonna Shows Off Incredible Figure
During the Monday show, Madonna became her own showstopper when she appeared on stage donning blue and black corset and fishnet tights that complemented her blue gloves. At some point, she flexed her muscles and showed her fans her fit arms.
However, her concert photos attracted negative reactions from social media users, who also made fun of her.
An X user wrote, "Age comes for us all, but there's aging gracefully, and not so gracefully."
"Honestly I would have guessed this was someone from a drag show if you hadn't said it was Madonna," another penned.
While some called her names again, her fans showered her with praise and compliments.
One said, "This is how you do an interlude by the woman who invented the damn interlude ........ she was the first, and the best, and will always be."
"Im currently processing what I've just witnessed ... I can truly say: 'I'll never be the same'. This show has changed my life! Thank you Madonna for breathing life into all of our minds. You are genius," another added.
Public Enemy frontman Chuck D recently defended Madonna from her haters after they criticized her after performing "Ray of Light" during one of her Celebration Tour stops.
"At 63 i know i can bike better than i ever did and Pilates aint easy but i give it to @Madonna for pushing the bars ... @FlavorFlav is taking Pilates too and hes 64 . So ageism sometimes gets like racism both ways if you let it. For anyone over 50 the rule is either you do the songs or the songs do you. @Madonna has some hard songs to perform in her catalogue," he tweeted.
In related news, Madonna has been slapped with a lawsuit after starting her Celebration Tour in New York late. Two concertgoers in New York City filed documents in Brooklyn federal court, saying the delay caused legal harm to them and other ticket buyers and that Madonna breached her contract with the concertgoers.
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