Madonna's SHOCKING revelation: 'John F Kennedy Jr. was the best sex I had'

Promotional activities in Bollywood can be quite mundane. But in Hollywood, celebrities wish to go a step ahead and that's precisely what singer Madonna has done, who is promoting her new album Confessions II.

The iconic singer recently made a video with playwright Jeremy O. Harris, Bob The Drag Queen, dancer Ivy Mugler, designer Raul Lopez and ID's Marcello Gutierrez, who was asking the questions. Lopez asked which was the best d**k she ever knew and she quipped she would also name dead people, and went on to name John F Kennedy Junior.

Lopez adds, “Everyone says his d–k was crazy and he was a good f–k.”

“Mmm hmm,” Madonna confirms, with a inescapable degree of satisfaction.

“You’re the third person I’ve heard say that,” Lopez, who should perhaps be considered as Anderson Cooper’s replacement on “60 Minutes,” said.

Madonna's missing Coachella outfits

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Just three days after her performance alongside Sabrina Carpenter, Madonna shared on Instagram that the garments she wore during the set had gone missing. “This full circle moment hit different until I discovered that the vintage pieces that I wore went missing,” she wrote. “These aren’t just clothes, they are part of my history.”

To understand why these clothes matter, it helps to go back to April 2006. Madonna made her festival debut at Coachella on April 30 of that year, performing six songs in front of one of the largest crowds ever to witness an artist at the event. She performed in a tent environment rather than a main stage slot, which was an unconventional move at the time. The set served as a warm-up for the Confessions Tour, which went on to gross over $194 million from 60 shows and became the highest-grossing tour by a female artist at that time.

Twenty years later, Madonna returned to the same festival not as a headliner but as a surprise guest during Sabrina Carpenter’s headline set. The two artists performed several songs together including “Vogue,” “Like a Prayer,” and Madonna’s “Bring Your Love” from her upcoming Confessions II album. The appearance was widely regarded as one of the standout moments across both weekends of the festival.