Celebrity Bashes Madonna For Over The Top Sexy Appearance At VMAs

There’s no denying that Madonna is in excellent shape for her age and that she is one sexy woman, but Megyn Kelly isn’t convinced that Madonna’s bottom is all hers.

The Queen of Pop, whose true name is Madonna Louise Ciccone, made a surprise cameo during the opening ceremony of the MTV Video Music Awards, which took place the previous weekend. According to Women’s Health magazine, “she confidently displayed her super toned buttocks and legs in a one-piece thong bustier and matching cap that she rocked with heels and black fishnet stockings.”

Kelly, on the other hand, believes this is not the case. According to the Daily Caller, on her most recent broadcast, she told her guests, comedian Adam Carolla, and Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean, that there was “absolutely no way that’s her real bottom.”

“I gotta’ talk to you, JD, I gotta’ talk to you about Madonna’s *ss,” Kelly said, drawing laughter from Dean.

“There is 100 percent that that is fake. There is absolutely no way that that’s her real bottom,” Kelly said, adding that she knew it would be the “right thing” to do by praising the singer, “You go girl, 63! And that’s what 63 looks like and you’re still holding it together.”

“That’s not how I feel,” Kelly added. “I feel like, woman, cover up! It’s too much.”

“I just think that her old brand was vulgarity, and it worked, but it’s working less for me as she gets into her mid-60s and is officially a member of AARP,” Kelly said. She also added that Madonna should show “a little bit more dignity.”

Look for yourselves, what do you think in the name of science.

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After allegations spread that she had undergone buttock augmentation, Madonna responded in 2019. However, it is apparent that she also devotes a significant amount of time and effort to her fitness regimen. “One of her trainers, Craig Smith told Daily Mail Australia that Madonna works out for at least 30 minutes, six days a week,” Women’s Health wrote then. “‘I vary the workouts every single day,’ he says. ‘She does a combination of circuit training, interval training, and resistance training. Dance is obviously a huge part of that.’”