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Madonna takes a tumble at the Brit Awards, fans sympathise
Madonna has given music fans a shock when she tumbled down several stairs at the Brit Awards.

London: Madonna has given music fans a shock when she tumbled down several stairs at the Brit Awards.The 56-year-old queen of pop was closing Wednesday's ceremony in London with a performance of her song "Living For Love."Madonna entered with a troupe of male dancers and appeared to fumble with a long, flowing cloak she was wearing. A member of the troupe yanked on the garment, which was tied at the neck, but rather than come off it pulled Madonna backward down three steps while her dancers looked on, seemingly in shock.[caption id="attachment_2123695" align="alignleft" width="380"]
AP[/caption]In a post on Instagram after the performance, Madonna said she was doing OK."My beautiful cape was tied too tight! But nothing can stop me and love really lifted me up!" she wrote. "Thanks for your good wishes! I'm fine!"The song includes a lyric about stumbling, then continues "I'm gonna carry on" — and Madonna did, continuing the matador-themed routine.The fall drew an instant, and mostly sympathetic, reaction from ceremony attendees and television viewers."I feel for her," singer Ashley Roberts told ITV news. "She's a pro, though, and she kept going."Kanye West and Taylor Swift also performed at the Brit Awards, the UK equivalent of the Grammys.IANS
AP[/caption]In a post on Instagram after the performance, Madonna said she was doing OK."My beautiful cape was tied too tight! But nothing can stop me and love really lifted me up!" she wrote. "Thanks for your good wishes! I'm fine!"The song includes a lyric about stumbling, then continues "I'm gonna carry on" — and Madonna did, continuing the matador-themed routine.The fall drew an instant, and mostly sympathetic, reaction from ceremony attendees and television viewers."I feel for her," singer Ashley Roberts told ITV news. "She's a pro, though, and she kept going."Kanye West and Taylor Swift also performed at the Brit Awards, the UK equivalent of the Grammys.IANSFirst Published:Feb 26, 2015, 17:47:47 IST
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