04 October 2023 , 11:11
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Madonna flexed her makeup-free complexion and she jetted off to England ahead of her Celebration tour.
The Vogue singer was spotted at New York's JFK airport wearing a pair of $585 Balenciaga Fennec Oval Sunglasses and a a $2,041 Vetements limited edition Hooded Bomber Jacket. As she was pictured she held her hood over her face and made her way into the terminal.
Madonna made the trip just 10 days before she's scheduled to kick off her 78-date Celebration Tour with a sold-out concert at the O2 Arena in London. Back in August, the 64-year-old confirmed the North America dates will now take place after the UK and Europe dates.
The Celebration Tour will officially kick off with four sold out shows in London this month. The North American leg will begin on December 13 in New York at the Barclays Centre.
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Madonna covered her face (Elder Ordonez / SplashNews.com)
She made her way to the UK (Elder Ordonez / SplashNews.com)Madonna was forced to postpone her tour, which was due to start in July, after she was rushed to hospital after suffering from a "serious bacterial infection." She was found "unresponsive" by family members, who were said to be "preparing for the worst," and was said to have been injected with the drug Narcan to combat her life-threatening septic shock.
She was rushed to an intensive care unit with a "serious bacterial infection" after being found unconscious. She was intubated for at least one night before having the tube removed.
Madonna shared an update on her health, breaking her silence for the first time since returning home from hospital, revealing the new dates for her tour. The singer made rescheduling the shows her "number one priority" after she was originally forced to postpone her performances back in June.
She rescheduled her tour (Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)Unfortunately, some fans will be left disappointed as a number of shows have had to be cancelled due to scheduling conflicts. Madonna has said she "regrets" the inconvenience caused. The Material Girl hitmaker is hoping to make it up to those who will now be unable to attend the Celebration Tour in the future, according to a new press release.
Tickets for previously scheduled shows will be honoured on the new dates, except for the Los Angeles shows and one New York performance on December 16. This is due to a change in venue.