Madonna and Beyonce pose with their daughters backstage during Renaissance Tour
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The Queen of Pop Madonna has shared a precious backstage snap with Beyoncé and three of their daughters, with them all beaming together after watching Queen Bey's Renaissance World Tour Tuesday.
The two music legends and mothers came together to pose for the adorable shot with their children backstage after Beyoncé's show, during which Queen Bey shouted out to Madonna on stage. During the iconic singer's performance of 'Break My Soul' (The Queens Remix) Bey took a moment to acknowledge her dear friend and famous supporter in her VIP section and said: "Big shoutout to the queen. Queen Mother, Madonna, we love you."
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During Beyoncé's incredible performance at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Madonna took a shot of the stage and posted on her Instagram story with the caption: "Thank you Queen B. for your Magnificent show! My Daughters were enthralled! We Love you!"
The 64-year-old singer also posted an adorable snap with her two twin daughters 10-year-old Stella and Estere on her Instagram story as they all excitedly smiled and threw up peace signs as they eagerly watched the Grammy award-winning R&B singer take the stage.
Attending Beyoncé's show was one of the first times the 'Material Girl' singer was spotted in public following her hospitalisation last month due to a serious bacterial infection. The pop icon attended the show with her twin girls, whom she said have been incredibly supportive throughout her recovery. The hospitalisation caused the talented singer to postpone her highly anticipated world tour celebrating her 40 years in the music industry.
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Madonna also posted a health update for her fans on Instagram writing: "Love from family and friends is the best medicine. One month out of the hospital and I can reflect" she adds in the heartfelt post that her children really showed up for her during the stressful month and that she saw a different side of her children that she has never seen before and it "made all the difference" in her recovery.
It has been announced hat the star intends to get the worldwide tour underway in October and is planning on rescheduling any shows she needed to miss due to her health scare. An insider close to Madonna told People: "She's doing better. She still has to rest," adding: "She wants to get back to the tour but it's not her focus right now. She's definitely going to tour and it's just a matter of when. And it will be a great concert. She loves to tour."
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