Madonna defiantly bends over in stockings and heeled boots after slamming fans for "bullying her".
With her dress rising up and flashing her thighs, the Material Girl got on her hands and knees and showed her followers exactly what she thought of their comments about her being "embarrassing".
She captioned the snap, which appears to have been taken in her huge marble bathroom, "I like to read".
In the selection of stories, she wore a pretty blue dress as she posed on a chair with her legs spread.
The singer appears to have added a heavy facial filter to the photo which enhanced her lips, changed the shape of her nose and eyes and smoothed her skin.
In one snap taken from above, she was seen lying down on top of a foot stool, with her legs in the air.
She added a load of frog face emojis - a nod to the way her legs were bent at the knees like frog legs perhaps.
In one video the camera panned from the floor up to Madonna, who was sitting on a chair in the same outfit, with her legs crossed.
She added an audio clip of someone saying: "If God exists it's f****** me".
Madonna has been enjoying social media for years now, frequently sharing scantily clad snaps or lip syncing to viral tunes.
She recently posed topless, drank water from a dog bowl and pulled unusual faces with silver teeth caps.
But she's found herself being heavily criticised by fans for her "weird" videos.
Recently, one fan asked "what had happened to her", while another begged her to "stop posting these weird reels."
Another wrote: ''On a scale of 1–10, with 10 being #Kanye, I'm pretty sure this has gotta be like an 8.''
"You were my idol growing up. I used to love your music & creativity, please stop with these weird reels! it’s getting dark & concerning now," one worried fan wrote.
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Another previously added: "I’ve been a huge fan for most of my life, so it’s really sad (and disturbing) to watch the decline of Madonna. This might be funny for a kid’s tik tok, but c’mon?!"
However the 64-year-old seemed to have had enough of the cutting comments, and has begged fans to leave her alone.
She shared a picture of herself with the text: "Stop bullying Madonna for enjoying her life" pasted over the top.
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