Where does she get the energy? Madonna, 51, keeps up with clubbers half her age in London
5/22/2010 01:00:00 AM
kenmouse
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At 51, she could be forgiven for preferring nights in on the couch with a cup of cocoa.
But Madonna proved aged hasn't wearied her as he hit London hot spot Aura last night.
The energetic singer and mother of four mingled with party-goers half her age at the Piccadilly venue until the early hours of this morning.
She did her best to pull together a youthful ensemble which included jack boots, shorts and a shredded leather jacket.
She went all out with accessories too, trimming her look with a trilby hat, one black glove and sunglasses.
The bizarre outfit was yet another clear indication the Queen of Pop has no plans to grow old gracefully.
But Madonna proved aged hasn't wearied her as he hit London hot spot Aura last night.
The energetic singer and mother of four mingled with party-goers half her age at the Piccadilly venue until the early hours of this morning.
She did her best to pull together a youthful ensemble which included jack boots, shorts and a shredded leather jacket.
She went all out with accessories too, trimming her look with a trilby hat, one black glove and sunglasses.
The bizarre outfit was yet another clear indication the Queen of Pop has no plans to grow old gracefully.
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