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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Madonna is feeling "fine" after falling off stage during her BRIT Awards performance.

    The 56-year-old star was singing her track 'Living For Love' during her first performance at the annual awards ceremony in two decades when she was seen falling backwards down a set of stairs after members of her team attempted to remove her massive black and red cape.


    The blonde beauty has now taken to her Instagram account to blame the garment for her fall while insisting she didn't suffer any injuries.

    Alongside a mock up of herself in the cape, she wrote: "Armani hooked me up! My beautiful cape was tied too tight! But nothing can stop me and love really lifted me up! Thanks for your good wishes! I'm fine #livingforlove (sic)."

    Despite the nasty fall - during which the audience heard a loud thud as she toppled down the stairs and dropped her microphone - the 'Hung Up' hitmaker managed to continue with her performance.

    Ironically, the lyrics to her latest song spoke about seeing her "stumble" and "carry on".

    She sang: "Lifted me up, and watched me stumble.

    "After the heartache I'm gonna carry on."

    Although the blonde beauty has spoken out to claim she's doing well after the unfortunate tumble, she's likely to be devastated as it was previously reported she was "desperate to give the performance of her life".

    A source said: "She is putting all her efforts into putting on a great show. She is working every hour, day and night, to ensure it will be her part of the show that everyone will be talking and tweeting about."

    © 2024 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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