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Madonna Thanks Family & Friends For Support After Health Scare
"When the chips were down, my children really showed up for me," she said in a recent Instagram post.
Madonna is expressing her gratitude for her recovery from a recent bacterial infection, attributing her well-being to the love and support she received from her family and friends, especially her children.
In an emotional Instagram post, the 64-year-old superstar shared her reflections on her illness, stating, "Love from family and friends is the best medicine. One month out of the hospital and I can reflect."
In regard to the importance of familial bonds, she added:
"As a mother, you can really get caught up in the needs of your children and the seemingly endless giving. But when the chips were down, my children really showed up for me. I saw a side to them I had never seen before. It made all the difference."
Madonna also expressed her appreciation for the unwavering support she received from her close friends during her recovery, especially noting her manager, Guy Oseary. She revealed that he gifted her a poignant “Polaroid taken by Andy Warhol of Keith Haring wearing a jacket with Michael Jackson's face painted on it." She described it as "a perfect triangle of brilliance" representing artists "who touched so many lives, including my own."
The unexpected health setback led to the postponement of Madonna's Celebration World Tour, which was initially scheduled to kick off on July 15. However, European dates are still planned to begin on October 14 in London, concluding on December 6. Additionally, all North American dates originally set for July through October will be rescheduled.
At the end of the day, we’re all just happy that Madonna is okay, and we’re glad to see her gratitude for all the angels protecting her. As the Queen of Pop endures, her resilience and appreciation continue to inspire fans and admirers across the globe.
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