Madonna slams Instagram for taking down her photos with exposed nipple
The Straits Times|November 27, 2021
LOS ANGELES • Pop star Madonna has reposted a series of risque photos on Instagram on Thursday after they were taken down by the social media platform the night before.
Madonna slams Instagram for taking down her photos with exposed nipple

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he original photos featured the 63-year-old lounging on a bed in fishnet stockings and lingerie, with her left nipple exposed, which violated Instagram’s community guidelines.

In her repost, her left breast was plastered over with a heart emoji. The racy photos also included some of her exposed bottom, which were neither censored by Instagram nor covered by an emoji.

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