she called out the pope for just hiding behind prayers. christians/evangelicals think that's enough, but if he actually took a stance it could really shift things in the us, esp since he's an american pope and with trump being all christian after thinking he was saved after the murder attempt, it could actually have an effect, she's right. Israel can't continue what they're doing without the US and it'll be harder if Leo speaks up too, especially with the christian links to Israel

 

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20 hours ago, mickeyderon said:

This is interesting, what do we think the chances are of a tour ? 

COADF's 20th year anniversary + new album being the second part, it just makes sense to tour both albums together. She's a workhorse anyway. I don't think it makes sense to expect stadium dates or heavy choreography though

 

Madonna will be with Jay Shetty on 'On Purpose', a popular podcast where celebrities talk about their careers and projects and personal life too.

The episode will be available tomorrow on streaming platforms.

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPJZjmUEU1l/?igsh=c3U4Z2NqbjdkOHA%3D

 

Madonna Opens Up About Her 'Spiritual Life' in First-Ever Podcast Interview: 'I Wouldn't Be Here If I Didn't Have One'

 

Madonna is lifting the curtain on her spirituality.

On Monday, the Queen of Pop, 67, is set to make her first-ever podcast interview on a revealing new episode of On Purpose with Jay Shetty, PEOPLE confirms exclusively.

During the conversation, the superstar and podcast host Jay Shetty have an "open conversation" about Madonna's decades-long spiritual journey — which began shortly before the birth of her first child, Lourdes Leon — while reflecting on topics including forgiveness, success and how studying spirituality has shaped her life.

"You need to be spiritual to be successful. Success is having a spiritual life, period. I wouldn't be here if I didn't have one," Madonna, who first discovered Kabbalah in 1996, tells Shetty on the episode.

The seven-time Grammy winner has long been embraced by fans for pushing boundaries and using her voice to advocate for human rights — something the star says has been a guiding light for her.

"What have I done for others? That's really the only way you can be successful in life," she tells Shetty. "It's like the greatest amount of light is where there's darkness and you can reveal the most amount of light. When you're in a dark room, you turn on the light. When you're in a room that's already light, what do you, there's no, um, effort made. So should we look for darkness?

 

"My soul's purpose is to reveal light in the world through whatever I do," she continues, later adding, "I want it all, but I want it for the sake of sharing, not to keep it for myself."

Elsewhere in the episode, Madonna — who is later joined by her Kabbalah teacher Eitan Yardeni (they recently launched a new course titled The Mystical Studies of the Zohar) — acknowledges that she was once "a slave or victim of other people's opinions of me."

But over the years, she's accepted that "I don't fit in, and not fitting in is what saves you."

 

 

Through her ups and downs, the star insists it's her spirituality that has carried her through. "Spiritual wisdom is not helpful when everything's going your way. It's helpful when you're challenged and when you're happy," she says.

"It's helpful to remember that at any given time, in any moment, it could be gone. So don't take it for granted. Have humility," she continues. "Radical acceptance is just accepting that what is happening to you is meant to happen to you — and that you're going to be okay."

People.com - source

I would love to see her doing the Super Bowl again next year with her dance lead single included tbh 🫣

The Podcast episode is up. Listening now. 

 

Omg, she said she contemplated sui*ide at one point because of Guy Ritchie, and especially over the custody battle for Rocco.

Sobbing about him being taken away from her, and she said Guy may as well have k*lled her, but thank God she's in a much better place with her Son now.

 

Now she's talking about how Sepsis nearly killed her.

 

This is hearbreaking. 

 

 

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She revealed two new song titles: "Fragile" and "Forgive Yourself" 

We hate you forever, Guy Ritichie

 

 

 

Did anyone else watch it? 

On 9/30/2025 at 3:46 AM, 2000_Volts said:

Did anyone else watch it? 

Not me. I appreciate her being a spiritual person and that trait has given us some of the best moments in her career but I couldn't watch an hour long interview about that. Not to mention, it was just an excuse to promote her new Kabalah course, miss me with that 🤭

On 9/30/2025 at 10:46 AM, 2000_Volts said:

Did anyone else watch it? 

I stopped halfway through because I'm really not into that "spiritual" bs. I mean good for her if she feels it's helpful to her, but I really dgaf about vague platitudes about "life lessons" and "karmic destiny" 

Knowning that she contemplated taking her own life at that point is so crazy to me. First because she always seemed so emotionally strong, second because Rocco was just a kid and she could have understood why he might have been persuaded to be with his dad and that her relationship with him would eventually be in good terms. Of course that hurts for a mom but that's life, giving half of her money to a jerk probably wrecked her mind state.

So, Madonna does first interview in 9 years, and it gets 12 million views in just 2 days and yet people are still screaming has been. 

12 hours ago, Sweetness said:

So, Madonna does first interview in 9 years, and it gets 12 million views in just 2 days and yet people are still screaming has been. 

The fact it's always coming from the same bitter and deluded fanbases says it all. Try to ignore it, hon. 

23 hours ago, Sweetness said:

So, Madonna does first interview in 9 years, and it gets 12 million views in just 2 days and yet people are still screaming has been. 

It also helps that the angle for this interview is something that the normies would expect from someone her age, it's respectable. The so-called GP will always be here for her as long as she plays to their expectations of her as a woman of her age. It's cool and I'm glad the interview is doing its job at having the public start accepting her a little more, I just wish she wouldn't be involved with a cult full of Zionists 🫤

 

 

Def fake but I like it 

 

 

 

 

This samples Papa Don't Preach and it IS AMAZING

 

Brazilian girlies better know it!

 

 

On 10/5/2025 at 4:41 PM, ArtForFreedom said:

 

 

 

does anyone else hear dear jessie?

On 10/5/2025 at 9:41 PM, ArtForFreedom said:

 

 

somebody gif this 

On 10/3/2025 at 9:47 PM, Sweetness said:

So, Madonna does first interview in 9 years, and it gets 12 million views in just 2 days and yet people are still screaming has been. 

I mean ask them to do some imaginative exercise and picture their faves nearing 70 and still making the news like that. Realistically they can't and that might be a 'lil infuriating.

Are you guys buying and streaming Veronica Electronica?