Madonna and Kylie Minogue unite on stage at Pride Amsterdam
Madonna and Kylie unite on stage at Pride Amsterdam

Madonna and Kylie Minogue shared the stage at Pride Amsterdam, and the moment has immediately ignited fan demand for a studio collaboration between the two pop icons.

Kylie, 58, posted a video on Instagram of her performing alongside Madonna, 67, who is currently in the middle of a promotional tour for her latest album, Confessions II.

Captioning the post, Kylie wrote: "@madonna Thank you everyone at Club Confessions World Pride Amsterdam @heymistr @tschukraft @stuartpriceofficial."

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Fans go wild over the surprise duet

The comment section quickly filled with ecstatic reactions. One person wrote: "MAMÁSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS." Another said: "Still processing... still in shock that I saw this live with my own eyes. I'm in gay Heaven."

A third fan commented: "@kylieminogue there is something that we cannot do: can't get you out of my head." A fourth added: "WE WANT A FEATURING NOW!!!! @kylieminogue @madonna."

BST Hyde Park run being discussed

Reports have emerged that Madonna and her team have been in talks with UK promoters about a series of shows at BST Hyde Park, which would make history as no act has ever completed three consecutive runs there before.

The star, who rose to fame in the eighties, is said to be less keen on appearing on the main stage at Glastonbury next year, despite lengthy talks for a 2027 appearance.

A source told The Sun: "Madonna and her team want the ultimate celebration for Confessions II and she is itching to get out on stage. Glastonbury is an option, but BST Hyde Park is wide open for her and it would be a big payday."

The source added: "They would likely be her only shows in Europe because she knows people will travel from far and wide to see her." The BST gig could be held over three consecutive days.

Madonna teases something bigger

Madonna appears less keen to embark on a full tour to promote her latest album. In a conversation with TV host Graham Norton, she said: "I think I will do promo tours for a while and then in the summertime, something bigger."

Graham responded: "That sounds really exciting and I think I know what you're talking about. Is it in this country?" Madonna sheepishly quipped: "It could be. Why do you have to know everything?"

Those close to the singer have since said that nothing has been decided yet. However, if Madonna goes ahead with the speculated plans, she is set to perform to an estimated 210,000 people within 72 hours, reportedly the same as Glastonbury.

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