Fans are certainly hung up on Madonna’s latest Instagram upload.
The queen of pop shared a sultry video to the site n Monday which showed her clad in lacy black lingerie while gazing seductively at the camera.
The clip — which was set to her own flirty 1987 version of the classic track Santa Baby — had obvious racy overtones, before it bizarrely concluded with a photo of Madonna alongside her four youngest children, reported theNew York Post.
In the image, the Holiday crooner was covered up in a fluffy jacket and a Santa hat as she posed alongside kids David, 17, Mercy, 16, Stelle, 10, and Estere, 10.
The post quickly clocked up hundreds of thousands of views and immediately raised eyebrows, with some wondering why the singer would pair lingerie footage with a wholesome family photo.
“I’m uncomfortable,” one critic declared after watching the upload.
“Who’s letting her do this?” another asked, before a third quizzed: “Is the goal ‘how creepy one can be?’
It appeared Madge had filmed the lingerie footage just before she posed up for her family photo, with the singer seen wearing the same distinctive diamond cross necklace in both the video and the image.
However, she didn’t respond to her haters, and many viewers instead left comments in support of the pop icon.
“Merry Christmas to you and your family Madonna,” one fan cooed. “We love you”.
“Beautiful family,” another admirer enthused.
However, Sunday’s upload isn’t the first time Madonna has raised eyebrows with her unconventional family antics.
Back in August, the Vogue diva revealed that son David raids her wardrobe and wears her clothes better than she does.
“He can put on any outfit and look swag as you know what,” the singer told Jimmy Fallon in an interview. “It’s really irritating. He wears my clothes and looks better in them. He can even wear a dress and look butch”.
She also said her son was set for a showbiz career, telling Fallon: “He’s going to end up being one of your guests”.
“He’s got ‘it.’ He’s got magic,” she further cooed. “He’s funny, he’s charming, he’s athletic, he’s a good-looking dude.”
This story appeared in the New York Post and is reproduced with permission.