Madonna praises son David for wearing her dresses
Emma Guinness
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Madonna has praised her 16-year-old son for wearing her dresses and proudly proclaimed that the teenager looks better in them than her.
The 'Like A Virgin' hitmaker, 63, made the revelation on The Tonight Show, where she told Jimmy Fallon that David Banda can look swag' in any outfit. Watch below:
"It's really irritating," the iconic singer said. "He wears my clothes and looks better in them. He can even wear a dress and look butch."
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The revelation comes after Madonna and David were photographed in matching Adidas outfits earlier this summer.
Madonna also opened up about her son's future in the interview, telling Fallon that he will most likely end up a guest on the show in his own right.
She explained that he is not only slaying it in the fashion department, but he is working on music of his own.
"He's going to end up being one of your guests," she said before explaining that he has 'everything' required to make it as a star.
Fallon replied: "He's got it. He's got magic. He's funny, he's charming, he's athletic, he's a good-looking dude."
David was also recently featured dancing on Madonna's Instagram while wearing a floor-length silk dress.
Fans of the singer were quick to praise her son's fashion choices.
"Your children are free and fantastic, Madonna," one wrote. "It's the sign of a great Mom."
A second added: "#davidbanda is the future of all things possible."
"David Banda is such a force," wrote a third fan. "I don't even think the world is ready yet for what this beautiful man is going to bring forth."
Madonna adopted David from an orphanage in Malawi when he was just 13 months old.
He is not the singer's only adopted child; she went on to adopt Mercy James, 16, from Malawi in 2009, as well as her twin daughters, Stella and Estere, nine, in 2017, when they were four years old.
Madonna was appearing on The Tonight Show to promote her new album Finally Enough Love, which was a compilation of her greatest hits.