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Madonna Posts Boob Photos on Instagram
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Well, this is odd. Madonna, who needs no introduction to the world nor any kind of low-level, cheap publicity stunts, has stooped to the likes of a common Kardashian on her newly relaunched Instagram account.
The Material Girl recently posted photos of her boobs.
Not her entire boobs -- that would get her kicked off! -- but certainly her sweaty cleavage, with the caption "Addicted to sweat !!!!!".
In the cleav shot, Madge appears to be wearing some sort of 1980s-print tank top with a black bra strap showing, and standing in what resembles a laundry room that nobody in the world believes she uses.
The 54-year-old also posted photos of herself with a fake moustache, and with a martini and the camera angled directly down her dress.
Back in November, the last time her account was active, the singer posted concert photos, like a normal worldwide celebrity.
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