Madonna and Elton John “finally buried the ax” after having “confronted” SNL

The queen of pop shocked her Instagram subscribers on Monday by Share a photo her with John behind the scenes at Saturday Night Live (above)This after the pair has been there in the media for some time. She recognized their volatile past in her legend, while sharing her admiration for him at the same time.

“We finally buried the ax !!!” She started her post, adding her performance “wow” to SNL.

“I remembered when I was in high school-I got into the house one evening to see Elton perform live in Detroit! It was an unforgettable performance that helped me understand the transformative power of music,” she continued, giving an overview of her personal history with the music icon.

“Seeing him happen when I was in high school changed the course of my life. I had always had the growing stranger and watching him helped me understand that it was ok to be different to stay in the way, less traveled. In fact, it was essential,” she added.

Then the drama.

“Over the decades, it hurt me to know that someone I admired so much shared his aversion to me as an artist. I did not understand it,” said Madonna, saying that she had heard that he was the Snl Musical guest, she “decided to go” with a plan to call her.

“I needed to go behind the scenes and confront it. When I met him, the first thing out of his mouth was” forgive me “and the wall between us fell,” she wrote. “Forgiveness is a powerful tool. In a few minutes. We hugged each other.”

“Then he told me that I wrote a song for me and he wanted to collaborate. It was as if everything was looped !!” She concluded her message, writing: “And you can tell everyone, it’s your song ……… .💙🩵🩶🤍”

In the comments, Elton thanked her for having come to see him at Snl And “to forgive me for me and my big mouth.”

“I am not proud of what I have said. Especially when I think of all the revolutionary work you have done as an artist-opening the way to a whole generation of female artists to succeed and be faithful to themselves,” he continued. “You were also one of the very first people to get up against HIV / AIDS in the 80s, bringing love and compassion to so many people who needed it.”

“I am grateful that we can move forward. 🙏🏻🚀”, wrote John. “I am more and more afflicted by the whole division of our world at the moment. You and I have been all accepted and adopted by communities that are threatened in the world.

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John made a lot of Catty comments on Madonna in the past, notably by calling “Die Another Day” the “worse” the song of James Bond of all time.

After being nominated for the best act live to the Q music Awards in 2004, he also replied by saying: “Anyone who synchronizes in public on stage when you pay 75 pounds to see them should be shot. Thank you very much,” he said, accepting his own price during the show. The commentary sparked a battle for a decade between the two, With John later describing it as “fair stripper”.

In the past, he admitted to having been “too far” with his comments on Madonna, their quarrel seeming to cool in recent years after having included him in one of his tributes on stage during his celebration tour in 2023.