Madonna's 11-year-old daughter surprised the audience at a concert in London (9 photos + 1 video)

Many surprises awaited the audience of Madonna's first concert as part of the long-awaited The Celebration Tour. So, the singer’s 11-year-old daughter took to the stage at the O2 Arena and danced in Vogue style. Beyoncé's daughter has some serious competition!







Madonna's 11-year-old daughter, Esther, surprised the concert audience with an impromptu dance to her mother's song "Vogue"



The song's title refers to a dance style that originated in Harlem in the 1980s. The dance is based on model posing, dynamism, precision in hand movements, as well as spectacular lunges. Which is exactly what Esther did in a black and yellow suit.



Her mother and Lourdes Leon, her older sister, acted as judges and gave the performance 10 points.



Madonna adopted Esther Ciccone and her twin sister Stella in February 2017, when the girls were four years old.

"I thought, 'What am I waiting for? Why isn’t my kitchen filled with dancing children?” the singer told People magazine after her adoption.



But Esther isn't the only Madonna heir showing pop star potential. Chifundo's 17-year-old daughter Mercy James and 18-year-old son David Banda Richie also took the stage.

Mercy sat down at the piano and played the melody of the song Bad Girl from Madonna's fifth studio album Erotica.

The pianist was born in Malawi in 2006. The celebrity applied for adoption three years after her divorce from ex-husband Guy Ritchie.

As for David, he took to the stage with a guitar to play Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" and his mom's 2003 song "Mother and Father" as he paid tribute to Madonna's late mother, who died of breast cancer.

Madonna adopted Esther and her twin sister Stella in February 2017



The tour, dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the Queen of Pop's debut album, was supposed to start on July 15. But due to a serious bacterial infection, the singer ended up in intensive care for several days and the show had to be postponed.



Esther took over the baton from Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy. The latter acted as a backup dancer for the star mom throughout her Renaissance tour.



The mother of six told Italian Vanity Fair magazine: "Having and raising children is a work of art. And no one gives you instructions. You have to learn from mistakes. It's a job that takes a lot of time. And it's exhausting because there's no rest." ".