Photo: Madonna Exposes Her Breasts To Celebrate Erotica Album’s 30th anniversary

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Madonna is embracing the notion of the “dirty 30.”

She stripped off for some very sensual Instagram photos as she continues to honor her Erotica album’s 30th anniversary.

A silver under-bust corset, white leggings, and tan fishnet stage tights are all Madonna is wearing in one photo, with carefully placed lollipop and money-bag emojis concealing her nipples. The 64-year-old maintained her straight, strawberry blonde hair for glitz and continued to sport her trendy bleached brows and overlined mauve lip.

The “Material Girl” singer then shared another seductive photo, this time in black and white, showing her torso in a black leather corset and black fishnet stockings with a candy emoji over her crotch.

Only a few days prior, Madonna published an obscene Instagram Story selfie wearing two vibrator necklaces from the “jewelry” business Crave.

Released on October 20, 1992, Erotica was Madonna’s fifth studio album and featured the sultry singles “Deeper and Deeper” and “Erotica.” Due to its extremely graphic material, MTV finally banned the music video for the latter single. The record and Madonna’s contentious coffee table book Sex, which featured the singer in NSFW photos and frequently referenced S&M imagery, were both released at the same time.

Madonna has been praising the ground-breaking record and book on social media over the past few weeks, but not without sparking fresh controversy. The “Up” rapper was named-checked by the Evita star, who also used a clown emoji to comment on how she was once dubbed “a whore, a witch, a heretic, and the devil” by the media for expressing her “point of view about sexuality.”

Cardi took issue and responded on Twitter with the following: “Without using clown emojis or acting slick out of the mouth, she can still express her point.

Once you succeed in the industry, these idols truly disappoint, which is why I keep to myself.”

Soyiga Samuel: Samuel is a public relations expert & an advocate for green earth & hands on the farm.