Madonna was in the news again for a revelation about her private life. As part of the promotion of her long-awaited album “Confessions II,” the iconic singer participated in a video call with a group of queer personalities organized by the dating app Grindr.

The conversation, which touched on topics as diverse as the horrors of “unsolicited photos” to anatomical evaluations, reached a climax when she was asked directly: Who was the best lover of your life?

Madonna, true to her provocative style but with an unexpected twist, responded: “I'm only going to name the dead.” He then put his hand to his mouth and whispered a name that left everyone in shock: “John Kennedy Jr.”

The confession provoked an immediate reaction among those present. Designer Raúl López humorously exclaimed that “everyone said his member was crazy,” referring to the son of former President John F. Kennedy.

About their relationship

Madonna and John F. Kennedy Jr. were widely reported as a couple in the 1980s. Although they never officially confirmed their relationship at the time, both were seen together on various occasions, including at a public event in Las Vegas in 1997. Now, almost three decades later, the artist gave a name and surname to that intimate chapter of her life.

Interest in JFK Jr. has been revived among new generations thanks to the recent FX series “Love Story,” which dramatizes his stormy romance with Carolyn Bessette before their tragic death in a plane crash in 1999.

This interview with Madonna is part of the promotional strategy for “Confessions II”, the sequel to her acclaimed 2005 album “Confessions on a Dance Floor”.

The album, scheduled for release on July 3, already includes the hit single “I Feel So Free,” which is garnering good reviews. And to warm up, Madonna took the stage at Coachella in April with star Sabrina Carpenter, who performed with her the song “Bring Your Love,” another of the standout songs from the new album.