Madonna, 67, watches Tottenham’s WSL clash against Chelsea after Queen of Pop cheered on her daughters in Spurs’ academy match
She has previously hailed herself as a ‘football mum’ as she cheered on her daughters through the trials and tribulations of youth football.
And now Madonna has taken that title to the next level by supporting 13-year-old twin sisters Stella and Estere as they play in a Tottenham U14 academy match on Saturday.
Sharing photos of the twins playing football under gloomy London skies, the Queen of Pop wrote on Instagram: ‘I’ll pay G*D for some sunshine!’
‘Go to Stella and Estere and win Hotspurs!!! The 67-year-old added 5-0.
Madonna then took her ‘second ever Uber’ to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday and watched the Women’s Super League match between Spurs and Chelsea in the afternoon.
In the stands in north London, the 29-year-old was seen keeping a low profile in sunglasses with her boyfriend Akeem Morris and their daughter, who was wearing Spurs uniforms.
Madonna was spotted at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after supporting her daughters at the Spurs U14 academy match.
The queen of pop was with her 29-year-old boyfriend Akeen Morris, who is also a football player.
He watched with his daughters Stella and Estere, who were seen wearing Spurs jackets.
Madonna has previously visited football matches in London; He last watched Chelsea host Liverpool at Stamford Bridge with Morris last October.
Jamaican Morris is also a football player who is interested in football, but he never had a professional career in football. He played for US teams including NY Renegades FC.
The 67-year-old also regularly posts photos of himself on social media on football fields in the US, where his twin daughters largely play football.
In November 2024, she shared a photo carousel featuring Stella and Estere, writing: ‘Football Motherhood………….. Don’t give me an Iron and a Drink at the same time! @agsoccerclub.’
Madonna also shifted her life to Lisbon in 2017 to support her son David Banda in pursuing a career in the game.
David joined Benfica’s academy at the age of 12 but struggled to make it professionally and now works as a music composer.
But the Like A Virgin hitmaker continued to support her son as he tried to excel at football, regularly posting videos online of her cheering him on from the sidelines.
It is believed that Madonna first started attending football matches in England while she was married to film director Guy Ritchie, a die-hard Chelsea supporter.
