The 57-year-old singer launched a tirade against those who booed her after she came onstage an hour late in Manchester.
- December 16, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Madonna defended herself against those who criticized her latest show in Manchester, England. The singer appeared at the concert taking place on Monday, December 14 almost an hour late, prompting fans to boo her once she took the stage.
The "Living for Love" singer reportedly called those aggravating fans the B word and launched an F word. "Thank you all for waiting," Madonna was quoted as saying. "...I don't like to be late, by the way ...and all you b***hes who keep complaining about it can shut the f**k up. I'm not back there eating chocolates and filing my nails and getting my extensions done." She added, "If you diva b***hes want to keep complaining about it, don't come to my show."
The next day, Madonna posted an Instagram photo of herself and wrote a lengthy caption. "FACTS: its good to have them before you jump to conclusions! The Entire video for my show crashed as I arrived for sound check," she wrote. "The back up file was corrupt. We had no choice but to reboot and pray for a good outcome. The video lights 75|percent| of my show. We cant play in the dark. We were rebooted and ready by 9:30 even though we planned to go ion earlier."
She continued, "I had to make cuts in show before show started. Dress you Up was one of them and my 3rd guitar song. This still brought us past the 11:00 curfew! But we went on and the venue was kind enough to extend till 111:39!! It was their choice not mine to end the show!! always want to finish. So we all missed the last 3 songs! And I'm sorry about that. And i thank all my Rebel Heart fans for understanding! We did our best! And we still had to pay a fine! That's life. PS you still got to see an amazing show!! And only missed. 12 minutes!! The [love emoticon] #rebelhearttour goes on."
Madge will continue the tour in Birmingham on Wednesday and wrap the European tour on Sunday in Glasgow, Scotland. Third leg of the tour will take her to North America starting January while the fourth and fifth leg will take her to Asia and Australia respectively up to March.
