Madonna offers reward for STOLEN Coachella costume: ‘These aren’t just clothes, they are part of my history’

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Madonna was targeted in a crime after unexpectedly joining the performers at the Coachella music festival in Indio, California, last Friday.

After Madonna, the 66-year-old singer, performed three songs—including “Vogue” and “Like a Prayer,” plus a brand new one—alongside Sabrina Carpenter, someone stole costumes from her private collection.

Madonna announced on Instagram Monday that some of her vintage clothing had disappeared. The singer, who has 54.6 million followers on social media, shared the news in a post on her Instagram story.

This jacket, corset, dress, and everything else I own aren’t simply items of clothing – they represent my personal history. Sadly, other historical pieces from the same time period have also disappeared.

Madonna is asking for the public’s help in finding some lost belongings. She’s hoping someone will find them and contact her team at infomaverick2026@gmail.com, and she’s offering a reward for their return. She expressed her sincere gratitude for any assistance.

Madonna was seen wearing the same purple Gucci bomber jacket and knee-high boots she famously wore at the 2005 MTV Europe Music Awards.

As a longtime observer of pop culture, it was truly special to see the artist revisit a key moment from her past! She really came full circle during her performance, cleverly echoing her 2006 Coachella set in the Sahara Tent – the same place she used to launch her tenth album, ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor’. It felt like a beautiful nod to her journey and a treat for longtime fans.

‘Still flying high since Friday night at Coachella!’ Madonna gushed.

I’m so grateful to Sabrina and the whole team who helped bring Confessions II back to its roots! It was an incredibly special and unforgettable moment, and I feel amazing!

The 26-year-old Grammy winner felt the same way, and publicly thanked her mentor from Michigan on Saturday. She praised him for being open, sharing his kindness, performing beautifully, and even sharing his knowledge of astrology and classic songs.

Last night felt like a dream come true. I especially loved laughing with you and sharing the stage – it’s an experience I’ll always cherish, Carpenter said.

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2026-04-21 00:33