Madonna, 61, strolls hand in hand with toyboy beau Ahlamalik Williams, 25

She is currently on tour with her Madame X show and battling a crippling knee injury.

But Madonna put on a brave face when she stepped out on Saturday night at the Grand Rex in Paris after her performance. 

The queen of pop, 61, walked hand in hand with her toyboy beau Ahlamalik Williams, 25, who led his lover out of the venue with his head kept down. 

Madonna looked sensational in a gold and black Versace robe with a furry black collar. 

The robe was anything but casual on the songstress and she completed her extravagant look with black fishnet tights and studded black boots. 

The Eighties icon is said to have damaged her knee while on tour in Paris after falling off a chair during a performance of Vogue. 

One fan wrote on Twitter: ‘A friend who attended @Madonna Thursdays show told me that at the end of Vogue, she missed the chair and fell on the floor. 

‘A dancer had to help her on to the chair and then during the Polaroid part she broke in to tears and couldn’t stop. #madonna #madamex #MadameXTour’.

Therefore, the blonde bombshell relied on a cane when she left the venue as well as the helpful hand of Ahlamalik who looked casual in a navy hooded jacket. 

She donned black fingerless gloves with gold detailing and looked glamorous with a red lip and blonde bouncy curls.  

The all-theatre tour started on September 17, 2019, in New York City, and is set to conclude on March 11, in Paris.

Madonna was forced to cancel 14 shows, with the most recent being her first performance in Paris last Thursday due to her crippling injuries which she described caused her ‘indescribable pain’. 

Last month, Madonna described being ‘in tears from the pain of my injuries’. She said: ‘I consider myself a warrior. I never quit, I never give in, I never give up! However, this time I have to listen to my body and accept my pain is a warning.’

Madonna also revealed that she has to do six hours of rehab every day due to her serious injury and claimed that it’s a ‘miracle’ she has been able to get this far on the tour.

She wrote: ‘It’s a miracle I have gotten this far but a-lot has to do with the fact that I do 6 hours of re-hab every day 3 hours before show and 3 after with multiple therapies. 

‘I have also switched to flat shoes and modified difficult parts of the show. This has helped enormously but I still need to be careful and of course rest is the best medicine.’