Madonna shares rare photo with daughters, boyfriend Akeem Morris celebrating Christmas and Hanukkah ‘all at once’
Madonna celebrated Christmas and Hanukkah “all at once” with many of her loved ones by her side.
The Queen of Pop, 66, took to Instagram Thursday to share a video montage featuring photos from Wednesday’s festivities, as both Christmas and the start of Hanukkah fell on the same day this year.
Madonna set the Reel to the tune of Andy Williams’ “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” and captioned the post, “The most wonderful day of the year ………..X-mas and Hanukkah all at once. 🎄🕎 🎁 ♥️!!”
She spent the double holiday with four of her six children — daughters Lourdes Leon, 28, Chifundo “Mercy” James, 18, and twins Stella and Estere Ciccone, 12 — as well as her boyfriend, Akeem Morris, 28.
Madonna was in a relationship with fitness trainer Carlos Leon when she gave birth to Lourdes in October 1996; she adopted James in May 2009 and the Ciccone twins in February 2017 as a single mom.
The “Material Girl” singer also has two sons: Rocco Ritchie, 24, and David Banda, 19.
Madonna and her ex-husband Guy Ritchie welcomed Rocco in August 2000 and adopted Banda in October 2006.
It’s possible the former spouses’ kids spent the holidays with their dad.
Meanwhile, it appears the “Like a Prayer” songstress thoroughly enjoyed her intimate affair with her family and significant other, a Jamaican soccer player she soft-launched in July.
Madonna’s slideshow included selfies in front of a blue-and-white-themed Christmas tree and stacked bar, selfies with Morris, who also appeared shirtless a few times, a shot of his hand bearing an “M” ring on her leg and various images of her brood.
The upload also featured snaps of an elaborate menorah and several cocktails on a beautifully set dining room table.
The musician seemingly began the evening in a black bodycon gown with a sweetheart-shaped neckline, which she accessorized with sheer gloves and a white coat featuring a lengthy neck tie.
Lourdes and James matched their mother in equally stunning black ensembles, while her youngest girls dazzled in red dresses.
Before her man ditched his shirt, he sported a gray turtleneck sweater.
At some point during the night, Madonna had an apparent outfit change and opted for something a little more comfortable: a patterned light blue sweater, which she paired with layered necklaces.
The celebrations come about a month after the Grammy winner, all six of her children and her father, Silvio Ciccone, 93, spent Thanksgiving together.
