Madonna is baring her skin while keeping her new beau hidden.
The “Vogue” hitmaker shared a series of shirtless selfies to Instagram Friday, one of which showed an unidentified man smirking directly behind her as they sat in bed.
In the steamy snap, Madonna covered her chest with her arm and blond locks as she seemingly sat on the much younger man’s lap.
“Hot Fun in The Summer Time………🔥,” she playfully captioned the head-turning carousel.
Madonna, 65, seems to have debuted the mystery man on her Instagram page on July 5. In her slideshow, she included a photo of herself grabbing onto his muscular biceps and a snap of them lying in bed together as he grabbed her chest.
She did not comment on the presence of her chiseled companion in the caption but instead reflected on the year that had passed since she became ill with a life-threatening infection.
The singer’s unknown pal has yet to be identified. Her reps did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Madonna debuted the PDA-filled pictures almost two months after she and Josh Popper reportedly split.
She and the 30-year-old boxing coach dated for a year and reportedly “fizzled out” because of her hectic touring schedule. He appeared to be supportive of her recent “Celebration” tour, however, and even appeared on stage with her during a Brooklyn show in December 2023.
Before getting with Popper, the Grammy winner dated dancer and choreographer Ahlamalik Williams, who is 36 years her junior. They split in 2022.
While Madonna is known for much more than her love life, she is notorious for dating men around the same age as her eldest child, 27-year-old Lourdes Leon.
In 2015, she claimed she didn’t purposefully date younger suitors.
“It’s just what happens,” she told The New York Daily News. “Most men my age are married with children. They’re not dateable.”
“I’m a very adventurous person and I also have a crazy life. I’m a single mother.”
“I mean, you have to be pretty open-minded and adventurous to want to step into my world,” she continued.
“People who are older, and more set in their ways, are probably not as adventurous as someone younger.”
