The full truth about this is not yet discovered. She would have never lived in hovels, but in a small, comfortable studio at The Music Building in New York. state of Michigan . At age five she lost her mother (30), who in 1963 died of cancer . Sylvio Ciccone later remarried with the family housekeeper, Joan Gustafson. With her Sylvio had two children: Jennifer and Mario.Īs a child, Madonna took piano and ballet lessons. At school she was actively involved in artistic activities. After high school she received a scholarship to the University of Michigan and attended classes at the Christopher Flynn Ballet School, he was Madonna's mentor in the early years of her career. He died in the nineties, however, the impact of AIDS . Madonna paid his medical expenses and took care of him when he was in New York for an alternative treatment that was also paid by Madonna. After two years in 1976, she left the university to step with $ 35 in a taxi and ask to put it where it all happens in one place off the driver, the driver dropped her off at Times Square in the heart of New York. That is, in any case, the version Madonna sold to the press. Reportedly, she would have the real story changed a little, because Madonna does not come from a poor family like she does believe the press but from a good family from the middle class. Madonna grew up in Rochester Hills and Pontiac, both in the shadow of Detroit in the U.S. Upon receiving her confirmation , a Catholic sacrament , Madonna chose the name Veronica as a second middle name. Her father, Sylvio (or Tony) Ciccone, is of Italian descent. Her mother, Madonna Ciccone-Fortin, is of French-Canadian descent. Besides Madonna daughter they had five children: Anthony, Martin, Paula, Christopher and Melanie. 1.4.10 Sticky & Sweet World Tour and Celebration.1.4.8 Clothing line, Live Earth, and directorial debut.2.4.10 Sticky & Sweet World Tour and Celebration.

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