Madonna said he and Sir Elton John “buried the ax” and ended the blood cases that lasted decades.
78 -year -old Sir Elton has repeatedly blamed Madonna for years of lip synchronization and said that Madonna’s team – in 2004 – “did not spend time by throwing other artists in the trash”.
After Madonna’s Live (SNL) performance on Instagram on Saturday night, “Sir Elton” to Sir Elton’a reached the weekend.
“The first thing out of his mouth ‘forgives me’ and the wall between us fell.”
The 66 -year -old Vogue singer said he had been a fan of Sir Elton since his youth.
“Seeing his performance in high school changed the course of my life,” he read.
“It hurts me to know that someone I admire for decades shared me too much that he did not love me as an artist. I did not understand that.”
The roots of the tension on the couple’s relationship are Naughties.
In 2004, Sir Elton mocked using an open language by nominating the best live Act category in Madonna’s Q Awards.
“Lip synchronization has been alive since?”
“When you pay £ 75 to see them, everyone who syncate on the stage should be shot.”
Madonna’s team refused to sing live.
Sir Elton doubled his criticism in the following years and said that in 2012, Madonna did not have the chance to tattoo him to the Golden Globe for the best original song.
After receiving the award for the song masterpiece, Madonna told journalists He hoped that Sir Elton would “talk to me for the next few years.”
“He is known to be angry with me.”
Madonna claimed that the reconciliation could lead to a musical partnership.
“He told me [he] He wrote a song for me and wanted to cooperate. “
In contrast, Sir Elton thanked Madonna for “forgive me and my big mouth.”
The singer added that he has not been proud of what he has been saying for years, especially Madonna’s “groundbreaking work … All generation female artists have opened the way for them to be successful and to be honest with them”.
“I’m increasingly trouble with all the division in our world right now,” Instagram said in a comment.
“I hope that we can do great things for those who really need support and do so in doing so.”
