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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Madonna's new man

    Photographs of Madonna passionately kissing model Jesus Luz have been released.


    In the pictures, the 50-year-old singer is seen lying on top of the 22-year-old Brazilian model and looking on as he towels himself down.

    The images appear in a 46-page spread for US magazine ‘W’, shot by photographer Steven Klein.

    Madonna was so enamoured with Jesus after meeting him on the photo shoot last December, she invited him to accompany her on a string of dates on her ‘Sticky and Sweet’ world tour. They have since been pictured dining together in New York and are believed to be dating.

    A source close to the star said: “She is seeing where it goes. She loves showing that she can still get the youngest, hottest thing out there."

    Madonna split from British film director husband Guy Ritchie, 40, last October after nearly eight years of marriage.

    Their divorce is expected to be finalised next week.

    Madonna has been romantically linked to both Jesus and baseball player Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez since her split from Guy.

    Since meeting Madonna, Jesus has signed with a new modelling agency and reportedly raised his fees, demanding over $100,000 for jobs he previously charged as little as $225 for.

    The ‘Blame it on Rio’ photo shoot is published in ‘W’ magazine’s March issue.

    © 2025 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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