She is back after a five-year hiatus but Madonna is sexier than ever...at 60.
The pop star flew into the UK to debut her music video for new song Medellin, on Thursday night
In it, the singer is seen getting up close and personal with Colombian singer Maluma - who at 25 - is 35 years her junior.
The video sees Madge writhing and gyrating with him on a bed - before seductively licking his toes.
Maluma has told how Madonna urged him to sex up proceedings.
He said: “She wanted me to perform in the sexiest way possible. I initially wanted to rap more aggressively, but she said, 'No. That’s not who you are. You are sensuality.
"Try to do it as if you had the woman of your dreams in front of you.' She was all about bringing out that romanticism.”
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And he said of their first meeting: “It was a beautiful moment: I gave her a huge kiss, I took her hand, I thanked her for having made music history, I looked into her eyes and told her I was charmed to meet her.
"She has a very special look in her eyes.”
Madonna unveiled the steamy video during a live-streamed event, hosted by DJ Trevor Nelson, at MTV, in north London.
She arrived for the 30 minute interview, attended by fans who had flown in from around the world, wearing fishnet tights, a risque bodysuit and an eye-patch.
In between takes, the singer playfully brandished a horse whip and gushed over how attractive the DJ host was.
One onlooker said: “She was flirting up a storm with Trevor and at one point pretended to whip him. Her fans were roaring their approval. It was quite the performance.”
During the interview – which was broadcast around the world – Madge told of the reasons she had relocated to Lisbon, in Portugal.
She said: “My son wanted to be a soccer player. He was never going to have the right sort of training in America.
“We spun the globe and did a lot of research and found my top five academies for the boys to train, and Lisbon ended up being my favourite city of the options.
“That’s how I became a soccer mum. It’s a crazy story, I know, and it’s the last thing I would expect from a controversial girl like myself.”
Madonna said she was invited into the homes of Portuguese musicians led her to write the new record.
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She said: “I met people and most of the people I met were artists and painters. I started getting invited to people’s homes.
“They had things called living room sessions. Everyone would come and they would bring wine, they would bring food, sit around the table.
“Suddenly people would get up and start playing instruments and singing.
“I was like, ‘Wait, what is going on here? Artists getting up, not getting paid and just doing it for the fun and the passion?”’
Maluma, a leading figure in the Latin trap and reggaeton music scene, joined the session via a video link from Miami.
Madame X, Madonna’s 14th album will be released on June 14.
