Madonna’s 66th birthday was a family affair.
The “Material Girl” singer shared a rare photo with all six of her children on Monday while giving fans an inside look at her birthday celebration in Italy.
She posted a carousel of heartwarming snaps on Instagram, featuring one where the pop star is cozied up with Lourdes “Lola” Leon, 27, Rocco Ritchie, 24, David Banda, 18, Mercy James, 18, and twins Stella and Estere, 11.
Madonna looked glammed up in a white-laced dress with a black bustier underneath. She accessorized with a gold belt around her waist and chunky jewelry.
The “Vogue” songstress’ four daughters also donned dresses, with Leon and the twins topping off their looks with head scarves.
As for Ritchie, he wore a partially buttoned-up white shirt with black slacks, while Banda sported a striped polo shirt.
Another picture saw Madonna beaming as Banda lovingly hugged her from behind, while a third showed the seven-time Grammy winner posing in between her twin daughters.
The “Like a Prayer” hitmaker’s rumored boyfriend, Akeem Morris, was also involved in the festivities and was photographed holding hands with the music icon.
“La Dolce Vita…………….. 🎂🥂🇮🇹 ♥️,” she captioned the post.
According to People, Madonna and her children arrived in Pompei with about 30 other guests on Friday to celebrate her birthday, which was on Aug. 16.
The mom of six’s birthday bash took place at night at an amphitheater illuminated by candles.
While in Italy, Madonna also celebrated her son Rocco’s birthday, which was on Aug. 11.
Madonna is rarely seen with all six of her children at once, with the group last being spotted together on Mother’s Day in May 2023.
The “Crazy for You” singer welcomed Lourdes in 1996 with ex-boyfriend Carlos Leon, and Rocco in 2000 with ex-husband Guy Ritchie. Madonna and Guy adopted David in 2005.
Madonna later adopted Mercy and twins Stella and Estere as a single mother in 2009 and 2012, respectively.
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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)
