Pop singer Madonna fell to the floor on Sunday during a concert in Seattle when a dancer who pulled a chair she was sitting in dropped her.
The moment was just the latest headline-grabbing spectacle for the 65-year-old.
In a video obtained and shared on X by TMZ, the singer was performing her song “Open Your Heart” as part of her “Celebration” tour when a male dancer approached her and tilted her chair.
As he dragged her backward, he lost his grip, and Madonna fell to the floor. The “Material Girl” was helped up by other dancers.
She continued to sing and moments later found herself being straddled in the chair by a separate dancer.
She did not appear to have sustained any injuries and the concert continued on as scheduled, TMZ reported.
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Sunday’s mishap was not the first time Madonna made headlines recently during a performance.
The singer drew a lot of attention last month when she was recorded dancing while holding onto a pole — leading to accusations that at her age, she should slow down.
A community note offered more context, stating, “This is incorrect, Madonna is dancing while standing on a moving platform, meaning she is holding the pole for her safety.”
But the clip still drew a lot of responses, given the singer’s health and the sexualized dance routines:
Before her ongoing tour kicked off last summer, Madonna spent two days unconscious in a hospital, The Los Angeles Times reported.
She said she collapsed on her bathroom floor, and doctors placed her into a coma for 48 hours.
The singer later recovered but said that at one point her “lungs weren’t working.”
“I forgot five days of my life, or my death, I don’t really know where I was,” she later recalled.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.