The 'Material Girl' hitmaker gushes over her concert for 'Celebration World Tour' in Seattle after taking a tumble during a performance of 'Open Your Heart'.
- Feb 19, 2024
AceShowbiz - Madonna gushed over her recent concert despite a shocking stumble. Shortly after falling backwards onstage in Seattle, the "Material Girl" hitmaker called it a "heavenly experience" to perform in the seaport city.
On Monday, February 19, the 65-year-old Queen of Pop voiced her appreciation for her devotees who attended her show in Seattle, Washington. Making use of Instagram Story, she uploaded a photo from the gig.
In the picture, Madonna could be seen standing on the stage while holding a microphone in one of her hands. She looked stunning in a flowy huge black outer and what appeared to be pink hair. Over the snap, she wrote, "Thank you Seattle. It was a heavenly experience."
The Story came shortly after Madonna took the stage at Climate Pledge Aren over the weekend (February 17 or 18) for her "Celebration World Tour". During the concert, she delivered a number of her songs, including her single titled "Open Your Heart" that she released back in 1986.
In the middle of the "Open Your Heart" performance, the "Like a Prayer" songstress was sitting on a black chair, which was slided by one of her dancers. The dancer, who was sporting a pair of high heels, seemingly tripped before falling down on the stage as the singer fell backwards.
Though so, Madonna handled the accident like a pro. In a video documenting the stage snafu, she was filmed quickly rolling over to her stomach and continuing singing the song. She was then seen bursting into laughter while lying down on her tummy before standing back up.
Seemingly concerned about Madonna's condition, one of her crew members approached her to see if she was fine. She was later documented sitting on the same chair and receiving a hug from another dancer as she laughed.
It did not take long for the video to be flooded with positive online responses from Instagram users. In the comments section, one in particular praised, "I was 30 feet from that, they handled it like pros. Fantastic show!" Another joined in, "It was so funny to see! She laughed it off and at the end of the song told the other dancers I just got dumped. A queen knows how to handle every situation."
