Madonna, 67, and Charli XCX were seen together at Paris Fashion Week, co-hosting an event and later attending the Saint Laurent Men's show. The pop stars, who had recently exchanged veiled comments online, appeared to have resolved any perceived tension.
On Wednesday night, Madonna was photographed leaving the Ritz Hotel in Paris alongside Charli XCX. Madonna sported a sheer blue mini-dress, going braless and pairing the outfit with knee-high metallic silver boots, a metallic jacket, and fingerless gloves. Charli XCX opted for a plunging black bodycon dress and heels.
Their public appearance follows recent speculation of a feud, which began when Charli XCX's new single "Rock Music" featured the lyric, "I think the dancefloor is dead, so now we're making rock music." Madonna appeared to respond via Instagram, posting, "If your dance floor feels dead. Maybe you’re playing the wrong music."
However, any animosity seemed to be laid to rest on Tuesday at the Saint Laurent Men's Paris Fashion Week show. The two singers were seen embracing and kissing each other on the cheek. They sat together on the front row, both wearing lace dresses and posing for photographs. Madonna wore a red lace mini-dress with pink and black pointed heels, while Charli chose a red leather dress with lace detailing, black tights, and pointed heels.
After the show, Madonna and Charli XCX were also observed dancing together at an after-party. They were seen behind the DJ booth, enjoying hits that included Madonna's "Hung Up" and "Thief Of Hearts."
Charli XCX is preparing to release her seventh album, "Music, Fashion, Film," next month, with singles like "Rock Music" and "SS26" already released. She previously defended the lyrics in "Rock Music," clarifying to Rolling Stone that they related to her personal experiences and her husband's dance-music label, emphasizing that dance music remains in a strong state. Charli has also expressed admiration for Madonna in the past, praising her 1991 documentary "Truth Or Dare."