Madonna, sometimes referred to as the “Queen of Pop,” has had a lasting impression on the music business. Madonna has consistently made news over the course of roughly four epochal decades as she has entertained her audience with top-charting singles and accolade-winning performances.
While she has been acclaimed for her stretching her boundaries in mainstream music, she has also been grabbing eyeballs for her passion for lavish home hopping. If we take a look at her real estate portfolio, one of her well-known lyrical imagery, “material girl,” has come to reality.
Was Madonna’s mother French? What ethnicity is Madonna Louise Ciccone?
Madonna Louise Ciccone was born on August 16, 1958, in Bay City, Michigan, to Silvio Anthony “Tony” Ciccone and Madonna Louise (née Fortin), both Catholics.
Her mother was French-Canadian and her father was of Italian immigrants from Pacentro. With Chrysler and General Motors, Tony Ciccone worked as an engineer and designer. Madonna was referred to as “Little Nonnie” by her relatives since she shared the same name as her mother. On December 1, 1963, her mother passed away from breast cancer.
Veronica became her confirmation name after she was confirmed in the Catholic Church in 1966.
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