Madonna's Brother Christopher Ciccone Dies At 63
HuffPost
Ciccone's death comes less than two weeks after he and the pop star's stepmother, Joan Clare Ciccone, died from cancer.
Madonna’s younger brother, Christopher Ciccone, has died. He was 63.
Ciccone, one of Madonna’s seven siblings, died on Friday following a battle with cancer, his rep confirmed in a statement to People.
Ciccone died “peacefully” while surrounded by loved ones, including husband Ray Thacker, the statement said. Ciccone and Thacker tied the knot in 2016, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
HuffPost has reached out to Madonna’s reps for comment.
Ciccone’s death comes less than two weeks after he and Madonna’s stepmother, Joan Clare Ciccone, died on Sept. 24 from “a very aggressive cancer,” according to an online obituary.
The “American Sniper” actor was discussing the hate she received for having a baby at 41 right before she decided to very bluntly name-drop.
“I don’t like being self-conscious,” the “Avengers” alum said while explaining why she’s never breaking this boundary.
The "Sixteen Candles" star offered an eyebrow-raising take on her relationship with the famed director as a teen.
The late night host hit Trump's supporters after the president went after Canada yet again.
The "Late Show" host found an unusual misspeak during a White House event this week.
“That's a really meaty narcissistic story,” clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani Durvasula said of the most recent episode of the hit Max series.
The daughter of the late Michael Jackson said she "caught a lot of flak" over her transparent gown.
The actors reflected on their time working together and how the experience shaped their lives — both on and off-screen.
Cooper and Hadid were first linked in the fall of 2023, but have kept their relationship mostly out of the spotlight since then.
The "Wheel of Fortune" star made the revelation to a startled radio show crew.
AI-generated songs regularly go viral on social media.
"I mostly just wish to say, it can get better," the singer told The New York Times.
The late night host finds an unexpectedly unifying issue.