Madonna recently expressed her dismay over a cherished vintage outfit that went missing after her appearance at Coachella and has yet to be returned. The pop icon, aged 67, disclosed the incident while chatting with Graham Norton on a BBC show, months after appealing for the return of the missing items. Madonna wore a vintage purple corset dress during her performance alongside Sabrina Carpenter at the California festival, only to discover the outfit had disappeared from her dressing room afterward.

Taking to Instagram shortly after the incident, Madonna sought assistance in locating the missing pieces, which included a jacket, corset, and dress, and even offered a reward for their safe return. When asked by Norton if she had managed to retrieve the costume, Madonna replied negatively, calling the situation “very naughty.” She explained that the outfit had been taken from backstage and reflected on the chaotic atmosphere at Coachella.

Despite the unfortunate incident, Madonna praised working with Sabrina Carpenter, highlighting their natural collaboration during the performance where they sang Madonna classics like “Vogue” and “Like A Prayer,” along with their new duet “Bring Me Love,” featured on Madonna’s upcoming album, “Confessions II.”

Madonna’s new album is scheduled for release on July 3, following her Grammy-winning 2005 album “Confessions On A Dancefloor.” The singer, also known as Madonna Ciccone, is rumored to perform at Glastonbury in 2027 as part of her album promotion. Madonna’s publicist mentioned that there are currently no firm touring plans, labeling any other information as mere speculation.

During her conversation with Graham Norton, Madonna expressed her love for London and confirmed her participation in the halftime show at the World Cup Final, fulfilling a long-standing dream. She teased fans about the song selection for the show, keeping it a surprise until the actual performance.