Madonna celebrates 62nd birthday in Jamaica with her children
Singer was joined by five of her six children for celebrations
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Madonna continued to celebrate her birthday this week as she threw a party on holiday in Jamaica.
The singer, who turned 62 on 16 August, took a trip to the Caribbean island with five of her six children.
On Tuesday (18 August), Madonna gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at her second night of celebration as she shared a three-minute-long video to her Instagram, captioned: “The Birthday Party Continues in Jamaica.”
Wearing a pink flower crown and white dress, Madonna is seen joking around with her friends and family, including her seven-year-old twin daughters Stella and Estere, who at one point keep fan her to keep her cool.
Other shots show Madonna dancing in a circle with her friends, including music producer Diplo, as well as fire dancers performing.
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Her other children Lourdes Leon, 23, and David Banda and Mercy James, both 14, were both in attendance. Only Rocco, her 20-year-old son with actor Guy Ritchie, was not present.
Thanking her children for attending in another post, the “La Isla Bonita” singer posted: “Thankful for my Children on my Birthday and Every day – they are full of [heart emoji], creativity, intelligence and [fire emoji].”
Earlier in the week, Madonna had marked her arrival in Jamaica by sharing a picture as she sat with a plate of cannabis and a joint in her mouth.
The singer’s social media account was last month censored after she shared an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory about a fake cure for coronavirus.
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