How To Contact Madonna…

Email Madonna on her Official Site (Newsletter) or contact@raisingmalawi.org (Raising Malawi) or care/of her agent, manager, or publicist.

Text Madonna at 917-814-6582 (Community) or 817-814-MLVC (Community).

Madonna’s talent agency is:

Maha Dakhil
c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Madonna’s management is:

Guy Oseary
c/o Maverick Management
1424 N. Doheny Dr,
Los Angeles, CA 90069

Madonna’s publicist is:

Brit Reece
c/o align Public Relations
Los Angeles, California

To meet Madonna, attend her live events, concerts, album releases, or official meet-and-greet sessions, or bid on charity auctions offering a chance to meet her.

Write Madonna at:

Madonna
c/o Guy Oseary
Maverick Management
1424 N. Doheny Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90069

Madonna
c/o Ray of Light Foundation / Raising Malawi
10960 Wilshire Blvd. Fl. 5
Los Angeles, CA 90024-3708

Madonna is connected to Adam Sandler by his 1998 film “The Wedding Singer,” in which his character sings her hit song “Holiday,” and Sandler’s frequent references to Madonna in his comedy.

Madonna is connected to Adele by her admiration for Madonna’s album “Ray of Light,” which Adele said was an inspiration in her early career and as a new mother.

Madonna is connected to Antonio Banderas as her crush in “Truth or Dare,” and by the 1996 musical film “Evita,” where she played Eva Perón and he played Ché.

Ariana Grande called Madonna’s hit “Vogue” an influence on her music, performed it on tour, featured Madonna’s voice in her “God Is a Woman” video, and appeared on stage together.

Madonna is connected to Beyoncé by their 2022 remix “Break My Soul (The Queens Remix)” and as distant ninth cousins who share a common French Canadian ancestor from the 17th century.

Madonna defended Billie Eilish’s choices around sexuality and image, attended her 2024 concert with her twin daughters and bonded backstage after the loss of Madonna’s brother.

Madonna and Britney Spears are connected through their memorable kiss at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards. They are friends and worked on the song “Me Against The Music.”

Madonna is connected to Cher by their long, complicated history in pop music and a past personal connection via Sean Penn.

Madonna is connected to Christina Aguilera by their onstage kiss during the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards performance, where she kissed Aguilera and Britney Spears during her “Hollywood” song.

“Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo pleaded with Madonna to ignore an offer from Portuguese side SL Benfica, who wanted to sign her adopted son, in favour of a move to Lisbon rivals Sporting CP.” (SI)

Madonna is connected to Cyndi Lauper as pioneering female pop icons of the 1980s, who were often pitted against each other by the media and and Lauper now regrets the forced rivalry.

Madonna is connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs by her 2010 Oscars after-party, where they argued over who has the bigger music legacy, culminating in a dance-off to settle the dispute.

Madonna is connected to Dolly Parton as legendary female music icons across multiple decades.

Madonna is connected to Donald Trump by criticizing his presidency, and during a Versace photo shoot at his Mar-a-Lago estate, where Trump persistently contacted her afterwards.

Drake’s song “Madonna,” from his 2015 mixtape “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late,” features him singing about a woman with similar qualities, including the lyric “You could be as big as Madonna.”

Madonna is connected to Elton John by a decades-long feud that began in 2002 when he criticized her James Bond theme “Die Another Day” as the worst ever, until they reconciled at “SNL” in 2025.

Madonna and Eminem are both iconic musicians from Michigan, with Madonna hailing from Bay City and Eminem rising to fame in Detroit, contributing to the state’s rich musical heritage.

Madonna is connected to Geena Davis by 1992’s “A League of Their Own,” where they played Dottie Hinson and Mae Mordabito on the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League team.

Madonna is connected to Gloria Estefan as an influential female artist in the music industry.

Madonna is connected to Guy Ritchie as his former wife. They were married from 2000 to 2008, had two sons together, and after a passionate start, ended in a bitter divorce involving custody battles.

Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow were close friends in the early 2000s until their friendship ended around 2010 after she witnessed Madonna berating her daughter, Lourdes, during a dinner.

Madonna and Harry Styles are connected by appearances at major fashion and music events, with Madonna attending his concerts and both influencing contemporary pop culture and style.

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds visited Madonna to obtain permission to use her song “Like a Prayer” in “Deadpool and Wolverine.” She gave them notes on the scene, which improved it.

Madonna is connected to Ice Spice by appearances together at the Luar New York Fashion Week show in September 2024, where both sat front row.

Madonna is connected to Janet Jackson as pop stars whose careers were compared and contrasted for decades, with both viewed as dominant forces in music since the 1990s.

Madonna is connected to Jay-Z by mentioning him in her 2014 song “Illuminati” from her “Rebel Heart” album, and by the launch of his high-def music streaming service Tidal in 2015.

Madonna is connected to Jennifer Lopez by a complex history that includes early friendship by a feud sparked by her 1998 criticism of Madonna’s acting.

Madonna is connected to Justin Bieber as iconic pop stars and distant cousins, sharing a common Canadian ancestor, Louis Boucher de Grandpre, from about six generations ago.

Madonna and Justin Timberlake are connected through their duet, “4 Minutes.”

Madonna is connected to Kanye West by her 2008 track “Beat Goes On” from her album “Hard Candy,” and his songwriting on her 2015 track “Illuminati” from the album “Rebel Heart.”

Madonna is connected to Kevin Costner by an awkward backstage encounter featured in her 1991 documentary “Madonna: Truth or Dare,” which evolved into a lasting flirtatious friendship. 

Madonna is connected to Kim Kardashian by their childhood neighborhood in Los Angeles, where Kim and her sister Kourtney used to walk Madonna’s dog in exchange for her jewelry.

Madonna is connected to Kris Jenner by the Kardashian-Jenner family, especially Kim Kardashian, who were Madonna’s neighbors in Beverly Hills.

Madonna is connected to Kylie Minogue through their historic first-ever duet performance at Madonna’s Celebration Tour in Los Angeles, where they sang “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.”

Madonna is often considered a significant influence on Lady Gaga’s music and image. Gaga cites her as an inspiration and draws parallels between their artistic expressions.

Madonna is connected to Mariah Carey by a complex feud that began in the 1990s with media-fueled tension, marked by her critical comments and Carey’s classy but firm responses.

Madonna is connected to Michael Jackson by a friendship in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They attended the 1991 Oscars together, which ended due to personal and artistic differences.

Madonna agreed to mud wrestle with supermodel Miranda Kerr in the planned but scrapped music video for Miley Cyrus’s song “4×4,” which was canceled by her record label.

Madonna worked with Nicki Minaj on the song “Bitch I’m Madonna,” which was featured on her 2015 album “Rebel Heart.” They also performed together during the Super Bowl XLVI halftime show.

Madonna is connected to Oprah Winfrey by interviews on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and by mentioning Oprah’s presence in Chicago in her documentary “Madonna: Truth or Dare.”

Madonna is connected to Pope Leo XIV as his distant cousin, sharing a Canadian ancestor named Louis Boucher de Grandpré from the 1500s, making them ninth cousins many times removed.

Madonna is connected to Prince by their romantic relationship in the mid-1980s and a rare musical duet on the song “Love Song” from her 1989 album “Like a Prayer.”

Madonna is connected to Ricky Martin by their 1999 duet “Be Careful (Cuidado Con Mi Corazón),” which was Madonna’s second-ever music workion after Prince.

Madonna is connected to Rihanna by a lyric on Madonna’s 2014 song “Illuminati” from her “Rebel Heart” album, and as influential pop stars with parallels in their careers and sexuality.

Madonna is connected to Robin Wright by their marriages to actor Sean Penn. Madonna was married to Penn from 1985 to 1989, and Wright married him in 1996.

Madonna is connected to Rosie O’Donnell by a friendship that began when they met while filming 1992’s “A League of Their Own,” bonding over the loss of their mothers at a young age.

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman visited Madonna to obtain permission to use her hit song “Like a Prayer” in the 2024 film “Deadpool and Wolverine.”

Sabrina Carpenter is connected to Madonna by her homage to the pop star, wearing a vintage Bob Mackie gown originally worn by Madonna at the 1991 Oscars during the 2024 MTV VMAs.

Madonna is connected to Sacha Baron Cohen by his famous character Ali G in the music video for her 2000 hit song “Music,” which marked one of his early breaks to American audiences.

Madonna and Sean Penn were married from 1985 to 1989. They met on her “Material Girl” music video set, and their romance blossomed into a tumultuous relationship.

Madonna is connected to Snoop Dogg by his 2021 music video for the song “Gang Signs,” where she made a cameo appearance.

Madonna and Taylor Swift are connected as influential pop icons who pushed the music industry’s boundaries. Their work often addresses themes of female empowerment and personal narratives.

Madonna is connected to Tom Hanks by the 1992 film “A League of Their Own,” with him recalling Madonna’s distinct personality and hardworking nature on set.

Madonna is connected to The Weeknd by their 2023 workion on the song “Popular,” featured on the soundtrack for his HBO series “The Idol.”

Madonna is connected to Whoopi Goldberg by her 1991 documentary film “Madonna: Truth or Dare,” where Whoopi appears briefly backstage during Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour.

Madonna lives in a luxurious $62 million Georgian townhouse on the Upper East Side of New York City, featuring 13 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, and original artworks by famous artists like Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. She also owns a multi-million dollar villa in Los Angeles, a horse farm in The Hamptons, and a historic Moorish Revival mansion near Lisbon, Portugal, reflecting her globe-trotting, multi-residence lifestyle. Her New York homes serve as her main base, combining elegance, comfort, and artistic flair.

Madonna’s net worth in 2025 is estimated to be around $850 million, making her one of the wealthiest musicians in the world. Her wealth comes from decades of successful album sales, record-breaking global concert tours, a valuable art collection, lucrative business ventures, and significant real estate holdings. She remains the best-selling female recording artist of all time and continues to generate income from music royalties, endorsements, and entrepreneurial projects.

Madonna was born Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone on August 16, 1958, in Bay City, Michigan. She was raised in the Detroit suburbs of Pontiac and Rochester Hills, where she grew up in a strict Roman Catholic family with Italian and French-Canadian roots. Her mother, also named Madonna, died when she was five, and her upbringing in a Catholic environment has influenced much of her artistic work. Madonna later left Michigan to pursue a dance career in New York City, which launched her into global pop stardom.

Madonna Louise Ciccone is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress widely known as the “Queen of Pop” for her continual reinvention and versatility in music, songwriting, and visual presentation. She rose to fame in the 1980s with multi-platinum albums such as “Like a Virgin” and “True Blue,” and her catalog includes iconic hits like “Like a Prayer,” “Vogue,” and “Hung Up.” Madonna’s influence extends beyond music to fashion, film, and philanthropy, including founding Maverick Records and raising awareness for charitable causes like malnutrition in Malawi. She is the best-selling female recording artist of all time and has won numerous awards, including seven Grammys and two Golden Globes, with a career that reshaped pop culture across decades.