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The Queen of Pop is out on the town.
Madonna, 64, enjoyed a recent piano recital date with her beau Josh Popper. The “Like a Virgin” singer posted a series of shots to her Instagram story on Wednesday, tagging piano duo the LaBeque sisters, Katia and Marielle, and crediting them with an “amazing night out” alongside a photo from the performance.
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Madonna seems to have some future piano stars on her hands, too, having shared scenes in the past from a December at-home piano recital Mercy, Stella and Estere all participated in.
Popper, meanwhile, is a New York City-based boxing coach, also known for a brief stint on the reality showSummer Houseduring the Feb. 27 episode.
Popper trained cast member Samantha Feher, who later invited him to a Hamptons house party before deciding they weren’t a romantic match.
According toDaily Mail, the 29-year-old met Madonna after training her son,David, 17, at his gym Bredwinners in New York City.
Madonna and Popper were first spotted together in a series ofphotos shared to Popper’s Instagramon Feb. 12, which featured the “Material Girl” singer standing next to the athlete along with some other individuals after he won a match at Gleason’s Gym.
About a month earlier, on Jan. 17, the musical legend announced she’ll becommemorating the 40-year anniversary of her careerlater this year with The Celebration Tour, which will span 35 cities around the world starting in July.
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And, Madonna is doing more than just gearing up to go global — she’s also preparing to releaseFinally Enough Love: The Rainbow Editionon June 23: a new multi-colored vinyl version of her sold-out 6-LP collectionFinally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones.
With more than 220 minutes of remixes,Finally Enough Love: The Rainbow Editionshowcases the many musical reinventions that catapulted Madonna to international pop stardom, from 1983’s “Holiday” to 2019’s “I Don’t Search I Find.”
source: people.com
