Madonna has signed up to perform at the Eurovision Song Contest in Israel next month and it's going to cost a whopping $1million.
The pop superstar, 60, has agreed to fly to Tel Aviv and take to the stage for a guest appearance during the show.
Her deal was confirmed by the European Broadcasting Union, the organisation behind Eurovision, and reports suggest it's going to cost a packet to bring Madonna in.
She's said to be bringing an entourage of 160 people and it's reportedly going to cost $1million (£766,840), which will be covered by billionaire businessman Sylvan Adams.
Madonna is said to be performing two songs during the show, one of her hits and a new song.
Reports suggest she's butted heads with Eurovision producers over the new track over its political messages.
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It will mark the fourth time Madonna has performed in Israel, with her last concert there taking place in 2012.
The 2019 contest will be held in Tel Aviv on Saturday May 18.
The UK will be represented by reality show winner Michael Rice, who was picked during the BBC Eurovision You Decide 2019
show in February.
The star, who won the BBC's singing competition All Together Now in 2018, will be performing a track called Bigger Than Us.
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He was previously a contestant on The X Factor back in 2014, but got axed following the bootcamp stage.
Rice will be hoping to improve on the UK's past performances, which have left the country struggling to climb the leaderboard in recent years.
In Portugal 2018, the UK came third from bottom with SuRie and her performance of Storm.
The year before, former X Factor singer Lucie Jones finished in 15th spot with her = song Never Give Up On You.
