MADONNA OPENS AN ACADEMY IN MERCY AND DAVID’S BIRTH PLACE
Singer Madonna and her children Lourdes Leon (b. October 14, 1996), sons Rocco John (11 August 2000) and David,4(not pictured) , and daughter Mercy,3, were spotted at a Kabbalah centre in London, England over the weekend.
On October 26th(today), Madonna and her four children will attend the ground breaking ceremony for Raising Malawi Academy for Girls, a school that the singer has opened in Malawi.
“Our vision for the school is to empower girls to become Malawi’s future leaders. Our goal is to teach them to challenge themselves, serve their local communities and develop their country. We created this vision in partnership with the local Malawian Ministry of Education, and other educational experts from Malawi, Sub-Sharan African and elsewhere around the world.,” said Madonna on the Academy’s website.
Both Mercy(pictured above) and David were born in Malawi.
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Mercy looks so cute
Yes, this is the cutest I’ve seen her.
I hope she is a happy child in her new home. She looks it
I wonder what she thinks about the paparazzi photograhing her all the time.
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Deedra stop lying. I cant beleive how big Loudes have gotten, she is a beautiful girl. Even though she looks just like Madonna, thx goodness her exotic features from her father are more apparent.
Hopefully, this will silence the haters.
aww mercy does look cute.
How cute! Mercy looks tiny, but like she’s doing fine. Lourdes is so tall now, I can’t believe it! I think she might be taller than Madonna. There were another set of pictures of Madonna carrying Mercy and I loved Mercy’s outfit–a gray sweater dress, white tights, black shoes, and white cardigan. She looked cuter in that outfit. On the way out, David hugged Madonna and covered his face from the paparazzi then made faces at them lol. He’s such a cute boy, he’s going to be handsome.
I forgot to mention that I really like the fact she’s opening up a school in their birth place. She has a lot of children she’s sponsoring and I hope she continues working there the future.
I respect Madonna and Oprah for opening schools for girls in Africa. What about the boys in Africa though, do they not deserve to go to a better school?