Madonna says she was 'very disturbed' after treasured Coachella outfit disappeared

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The Queen of Pop, Madonna had a disturbing encounter after appearance at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival.

The singer-songwriter shared that a treasured vintage outfit disappeared following her set at Coachella. The singer has revealed the costume has still not been returned, reports ‘Mirror.co.uk'.

The 67-year-old pop icon made the revelation while speaking to Graham Norton on a new BBC programme, months after appealing for the missing items to be handed back.

As per ‘Mirror.co.uk', Madonna took to the stage in a vintage purple corset dress. But after the show, the outfit vanished from her dressing room. Soon after the performance, Madonna took to Instagram to ask for help tracking down the missing pieces, which included a jacket, corset and dress, even offering a reward for their safe return.

Asked by Norton whether she'd managed to recover the costume, Madonna replied, "Nope, it's very naughty".

She explained that the outfit had been taken from backstage, before reflecting on the chaotic atmosphere at one of the world's biggest music festivals.

She said, "I think Coachella is a very distracting environment. There's a lot going on. Somebody found (the costumes) and helped themselves".

The singer admitted the disappearance stayed with her for days because of the sentimental and historical value of the garments. "I was very disturbed by it for a couple of days, because they're historical", she said.

The singer is also rumoured to play Glastonbury in 2027 as part of her promotion for the new album. The iconic singer told the BBC she will be doing promo tours "for a while" now as her LP comes out next week.

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