Madonna Loves Sex, But Regrets Her Marriages

Madonna is not afraid to ride into controversial territory, as we’ve seen in the decades following her rise to fame. She’s offended some people, most notably the Vatican, during her wild and successful music career. But hey, it’s Madonna. She’ll sing about being a virgin and saying a prayer, alongside the likes of “Material Girl” and “Papa Don’t Preach”. Needless to say, many people have tried to cancel her over the years.

She’s known for mixing political, religious, and a lot of sexual themes into her music and visuals. To top off her long and successful music career, Madonna is the only female musician to have a song in Billboard top 10s every decade since the 80s.

In her latest interview, the Queen of Pop tells us just how much she loves sex.

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Madonna has only been married twice, with six children she considers her greatest achievements. From 1985 to 1989, she was married to Sean Penn, and from 2000 to 2008, she was married to Guy Ritchie.

In a new interview, the seven-time Grammy Award winner revealed just how much she’s obsessed with sex when answering a rapid-fire style 50 questions, which was done to promote her “Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones” album on YouTube.

Madonna – Answering Questions

The 64-year-old answered the questions while walking around her posh mansion and even taking a stroll across its sprawling outdoor property. Answering the question about a decision that didn’t stand right with her, she said getting married – twice – “wasn’t the best idea.”

Madonna’s latest project “Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones” was released in August, and included songs featuring Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears and Pharrell Williams.

When asked how she would want people to react to the latest project, she readily answered that she would be most excited if people danced to it.

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