AceShowbiz - Madonna spent time seeking solace and guidance at a Kabbalah center in New York City with her boyfriend Akeem Morris. The music legend, 66, leaned on her faith and the support of her beau following the tragic passing of her brother, Christopher Ciccone, at the age of 63.

Kabbalah is a Jewish tradition that explores the essence of God. Christopher's death marked the second loss for Madonna in recent years, as her stepmother Joan Ciccone passed away in September after a battle with cancer.

In a heartfelt Instagram tribute, Madonna shared photos and memories of Christopher. She described their extraordinary bond, forged from a shared understanding of being different and defying society's expectations. Dance became their sanctuary, saving them both from the complexities of their childhood.

Christopher followed his sister to New York, where they immersed themselves in the epicenter of art, music and film. They faced the adversity of the AIDS epidemic together, attending funerals and finding solace in dance. Christopher became Madonna's creative director, and she admired his impeccable taste and sharp wit.

Despite some challenges, including Christopher's tell-all book about their family, Madonna revealed that they had reconciled before his death. In her poignant tribute, she wrote, "I did my best to keep him alive as long as possible."

"He was in so much pain towards the end. Once again, we held hands. We closed our eyes and we danced together. I'm glad he's not suffering anymore. There will never be anyone like him. I know he's dancing somewhere," Madonna wrote.

Christopher was not only a dancer but also a talented artist, interior decorator and fashion designer. He directed music videos for notable musicians like Dolly Parton and Tony Bennett.

Madonna's siblings, Martin, Paula and Melanie, as well as her father, Silvio and stepmother Jennifer mourn Christopher's loss. Her brother Anthony had also passed away two years prior, leaving Madonna with a profound sense of grief.