London: Only a week after dumping her toyboy lover, pop superstar Madonna shows that she is back with model Jesus Luz after indulging in public display of affection.
The couple got stuck into a passionate embrace as they were reunited in Rio de Janeiro this week, a news website reported.
The 51-year-old superstar looked as though she was desperately trying to reclaim her youth as she and 23-year-old Luz kissed on some stairs of a nightclub seemingly oblivious to their fellow party-goers, the news website reported.
While 30 years ago she knew how to get into the groove, last night she was happy to sit back and let Jesus enjoy himself with his friends at the sweaty venue.
At one point she really showed her age and looked thoroughly exhausted as she leaned on her toyboy for a hug with her eyes closed.
After getting their music fix, the couple were escorted to a waiting car and driven back to their hotel.
Last week it was reported Jesus had dumped Madonna because they had nothing in common. But after her arrival in Rio for the carnival earlier this week, she reunited with the Brazilian model over an Italian dinner on Tuesday night.
PTI
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