Madonna isn’t holding back about her sex life.
The 67-year-old “Bring Your Love” Queen of Pop sat down alongside Jeremy O. Harris, Bob The Drag Queen, dancer Ivy Mugler, designer Raul Lopez, and i-D Global Beauty Editor Marcello Gutierrez in collaboration with Grindr while promoting her upcoming album Confessions II.
The gays have questions, Motha has answers. In this exxxclusive sit-down conversation, Madonna is spilling her juiciest secrets with her besties: Ivy Mugler, Raul Lopez, Jeremy O. Harris, Bob The Drag Queen, and Marcelo Gutierrez. Hole pix, Mothahood, and Madonna’s hottest hook up… you’re getting all this and MORE.
During the Q&A, which channels parts of her infamous 1991 music documentary Truth or Dare, Madonna goes back and forth with her friends about X-rated subjects like whether size really matters, lights on or off during sex, and family dynamics affecting bedroom performance.
“If you have a bad relationship with your mother, it’s not going to be good,” she said.
They also got more serious and discussed Madonna‘s impact on queer culture growing up.
“A lot of people tell me that when they watch Truth or Dare that was the first time they ever saw men kissing,” she said.
“How much of being a mother is also protecting?” Bob asked her.
“That’s a really important part of it. I mean, when I first came to New York and started seeing, especially at the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, I saw how sh–ty people were to to gays and how that’s all I wanted to do was take care of them and fight for them and give them courage. When I was coming up, they were my my ride or dies. So, I didn’t feel judged by them,” she said.
“I need you and you need me.”
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As previously reported, she also revealed during the conversation that John F. Kennedy Jr. was her greatest lay among partners who have since passed away.
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