Madonna announces the release of her documentary Madame X dressed in leather and fishnets

Madonna finally announced the release of her documentary Madame X as she marked the event with a series of jaw-dropping Instagram snaps.

The 63-year-old hitmaker told fans the special was finally available for viewing on Paramount Plus in the US, joking that her racy alter-ego was “giving birth today” to the series.

Dressed in an all-black ensemble of leather, lace and fishnet, the queen of pop wrote the caption: “Madame X gives birth today. ……………. Help her push ………… .. #madamex streaming at @paramountplus. ‘

In the first photo, Madonna can be seen lying on a bed stretched forward, with her sexy look providing a glimpse of her ample cleavage.

The only part of the ensemble visible are her long black gloves, a crucifix necklace, and her long, blonde tresses that flow over the white sheets of the bed.

She shared an almost identical photo of herself in bed, only her hair was slightly less tousled.

The post also included a few black and white snaps of her wearing a black leather skirt and bustier: one shows her lying on her back in a bed with her blonde locks covering a large part of her face. , while the other reveals more of her body and her leather outfit.

She was also scribbling “giving birth” in a photo of herself sitting over a bathroom sink adorned with a skirt and bustier combo.

The fashionista changed gloves and opted for a black lace glove on the right hand and a red one on the left.

The black and red jumpsuit has been a common theme in her fashion choices and promotional writings and publications since she released the Madame X studio album in June 2019.

In fact, she also posted a photo of two feet together dressed in red tights with black heels and fishnet stockings.

There is also an image of a pair of red and black heels reflected in front of a mirror and an X written throughout the photo.

The Michigan native also took to Instagram to promote her appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Thursday, as well as for Friday’s “special show session performance”.

The documentary Madame X made its UK TV debut on MTV in the UK on Thursday evening, October 7, then dropped on Paramount + the next day.

Using his personal videographer Ricardo Gomes to shoot during her Madame X tour in 2019-2020, the film chronicles Madonna’s 75-date journey both on stage and in moments behind the scenes.

This also includes times when she struggled with hip and knee injuries that ultimately forced her to cancel several shows in the US, UK and Portugal, according to MTV.

The tour would also ultimately be cut short by the then-growing COVID-19 crisis which would be considered a pandemic in mid-March 2020.