Madonna attends son Rocco Ritchie’s art show and poses for pictures

Madonna, the iconic Queen of Pop, took a break from her busy “Celebration” tour to support her son Rocco Ritchie at his art show in Miami. The proud mother shared a series of photos on Instagram showcasing her and her children posing with Rocco and his latest collection of paintings titled “Pack A Punch,” inspired by Muay Thai fighters. The event was held at the Miami Design District, and Madonna expressed her pride in her son’s work.

Rocco, 23, is selling his art pieces for $25,000 each, and Madonna was seen wearing a stunning emerald green three-piece suit paired with a white cowboy hat and stylish jewelry, including a New York Yankees-inspired diamond necklace. The family looked radiant as they posed in front of Rocco’s artwork, exuding a sense of pride and togetherness.

Madonna’s Instagram post also featured four of her six children – son David Banda, daughter Mercy James, and twin daughters Stella and Estere. However, her eldest daughter Lourdes Leon was noticeably absent from the event.

This is not the first time Madonna has shown her support for Rocco’s passion for art. In 2021, she attended his show in London when he was using the pseudonym “Rhed” to sell his artwork. Rocco explained that he chose the pseudonym as a way to remain under the radar in the early stages of his career, but eventually, his real identity as Madonna’s son was revealed.

The revelation that Rocco was selling art under a different name garnered attention in the art world, with his paintings focusing on the “fixation of celebrities and labels.” Despite initially using a pseudonym, Rocco has now embraced his real name and continues to create art that reflects his unique perspective.

Madonna’s unwavering support for her son’s artistic endeavors showcases the strong bond between them and highlights the importance of encouraging creativity and self-expression within a family. As a mother, Madonna takes pride in Rocco’s achievements and celebrates his talent with the world.