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Madonna was 'jealous of Kylie' - and more things we learned in her Graham Norton interview
Saturday, June 27, 2026 Edition
Madonna confesses jealousy toward Kylie Minogue in a promotional interview timed to Glastonbury speculation, transforming personal insecurity into brand narrative.
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