Madonna unmasked! Queen of Pop, 67, stuns fans by revealing her natural beauty WITHOUT filters in unedited video
Madonna has long been known for her timeless looks, but that hasn’t stopped her from overusing filters and Photoshop in her social media posts.
But fans of the Queen of Pop got an unfiltered look at the 67-year-old artist after she recently appeared on the streamer Gymskin’s channel to promote his new album.
In the images published on the British phenomenon’s Kick channel, Madonna can be seen in her natural state with nothing but the bright ring light that makes her proud.
As expected, the Hung Up hitmaker still looked much younger than her years, but her face wasn’t as smooth and flawless as in her heavily edited Instagram photos.
Fans were shocked to see the ‘real’ Madonna in all her glory; Many praised the artist for finally feeling comfortable enough to show his true personality to the world.
‘I love seeing Madonna without a filter. Of course she looks older, but I think she looks great. “If anyone says otherwise, please look at other 67-year-old people and compare,” one fan wrote.
Madonna stunned fans after showing off her unfiltered look on live broadcast
Fans were shocked to see the ‘real’ Madonna in all her glory, with many praising the artist for finally feeling comfortable enough to reveal her true identity to the world.
‘What do you mean people are shocked by his appearance? “Jesus Christ, she looks amazing for a woman who is almost 70,” added another.
A third wrote: ‘I love how unfiltered this is. It looks fine without all these filters.’
But some naysayers couldn’t resist criticizing the pop legend, with one asking: ‘Why hasn’t she aged gracefully?’
Another added: ‘I see Madonna mingling with Faye Dunaway.’
Madonna continues to push the limits with her new album, this time with one of the craziest music videos of recent years.
In one outrageous scene in the 10-minute Confessions II visual, the 67-year-old drags a young man into a toilet stall for a lustful rendezvous during a dance party in a nightclub restroom.
Material Girl initially drops to her knees while another watches with a look of utter shock from atop the booth.
The man then grabs Madonna’s back and lifts her up so he can straddle her.
The 67-year-old artist recently shared a heavily edited photo on social media taken at a listening party for her new album.
The Hung Up hitmaker is known for her filtered Instagram photos, so fans were happy to see her showing off her natural beauty for once
It’s unclear whether the pair were doing a sensual dance routine on the counter or something more X-rated.
The jaw-dropping music video is a short film shot to promote the release of her upcoming album Confessions II.
The big-budget visual stars a number of famous actors, including Moss, Benedict Cumberbatch, Odessa A’zion and even Julia Garner, who will play Madonna in the upcoming biopic.
The video features the first six songs of Confessions II.
“In an age dominated by 2-minute songs and 15-second homemade cell phone videos, Madonna has given us a cinematic 10-minute musical experience filled with artistry and storytelling,” one fan said.
‘At a time when visuals are no longer important, Madonna appears with a six-song film. That’s what music video culture is all about; He shows us once again why he is the last TRUE POPSTAR!’ added another.
Madonna recently released a jaw-dropping short film to promote her album Confessions II
In an outrageous scene in the 10-minute Confessions II music video, the 67-year-old drags a young man into a toilet stall for a lustful date
Confessions II, the sequel to Madonna’s iconic 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, is out July 3.
Madonna had previously faced criticism for her appearance in a lengthy Instagram post highlighting ‘ageism and misogyny’.
She complained that ‘we live in a world that refuses to celebrate women over 45 and feels the need to punish her if she continues to be strong-willed, hard-working and adventurous’.
The star continued by stating that ‘I will not and will not start apologizing for my creative choices or the way I look or the way I dress.’
At the time, the Like a Prayer singer said she felt ‘humiliated’ since the early days of her fame, but I understand it’s a test and I’m happy to do groundbreaking work so all the women behind me can have an easier time in the years to come.’ he said.
