Madonna was joined by her children and other celebrities and friends at the ‘world’s most insane horse race’ as she marks her 67th birthday in Italy.
According to the report by DailyMail, one expert rightly proclaims, ‘there are no rules’ when it comes to the infamous Palio di Siena horse race held in Tuscany, Italy.
DailyMail reported that Madonna looking immaculate and stylish, the pop icon was spotted enjoying the event on Saturday afternoon, as she took in all the thrills and spills of the notorious Italian race.
The ever-ageless pop icon seemed to ‘cherish’ the colourful spectacle alongside son Rocco, daughter Lourdes Leon and Malawi-born twin daughters Stella and Estere, 12, who she adopted in 2017.
Madonna – who revealed last month that her new album will be a sequel to her hit 2005 album Confessions On A Dance Floor – looked engrossed in the spectacle while flanked by her loved ones.
Artist son Rocco, 25, her only child with director Guy Ritchie, was stripped to his vest as he accompanied his mother on her special day.
Eldest daughter Lourdes, 28 – her daughter with dancer Carlos Leon – also joined in on the fun during their appearance in central Italy.
The event has taken place in the Piazza del Campo within the Tuscan city of Siena twice a year since medieval times, with the first formal race taking place in 1633.
This year Madonna was in good company, with British singer Sting, 73, also spotted among the delighted tourists watching on.
The Police frontman sported a grey baseball cap and blue shirt as he intently watched the gripping action.
A short distance away, The Day of The Jackal star Eddie Redmayne, 43, was all smiles as he took in the fast-paced festivities.
The Brit actor, sporting a stylish zip-neck polo shirt, seemed to be enjoying the event amid the balmy 36C heat in Tuscany yesterday afternoon.
Tens of thousands have graced the stands of the Palio for nearly 500 years after the reigning Grand Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinando I, outlawed bullfighting.
The race was adopted as a way of finding a sporting champion from the 17 neighbourhoods of the city.
The event has taken place in the Piazza del Campo within the Tuscan city of Siena twice a year since medieval times, with the first formal race taking place in 1633.
This year Madonna was in good company, with British singer Sting, 73, also spotted among the delighted tourists watching on.
The Police frontman sported a grey baseball cap and blue shirt as he intently watched the gripping action.
A short distance away, The Day of The Jackal star Eddie Redmayne, 43, was all smiles as he took in the fast-paced festivities.
The Brit actor, sporting a stylish zip-neck polo shirt, seemed to be enjoying the event amid the balmy 36C heat in Tuscany yesterday afternoon.
Tens of thousands have graced the stands of the Palio for nearly 500 years after the reigning Grand Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinando I, outlawed bullfighting.
The race was adopted as a way of finding a sporting champion from the 17 neighbourhoods of the city.