A source is quoted in The People newspaper as saying: "Madonna and Guy have both been so busy lately they decided to do something really special for their anniversary. "Madge has been all over the world promoting her new single and album and has had a really hectic time." The insider added: "She’s also been outspoken about her marriage in the last few months. "Skibo Castle is the perfect place for the couple to celebrate because it’s where their married life began. And it’s the perfect place for romance."

Guy Ritchie thinks Madonna’s new album is "s**t" - Nov 21, 2020
Madonna has confessed her husband Guy Ritchie thinks her new album is "s**t". The pop diva admitted director Guy walked out of the room when she first played him ’Confessions on a Dancefloor’, which is currently No 1 in the UK album chart. She is quoted in The Sun newspaper as saying: "Guy thought it was s**t. He prefers Irish folk music."

Meanwhile, a Belgian songwriter has won a plagiarism case over the 47-year-old singer’s 1998 hit single ’Frozen’. Salvatore Acquaviva claimed the track copied one of his songs - and it was upheld by a Belgian court, with a judge agreeing Madonna’s single used part of ’Ma Vie Fout L’camp’. The little-known composer told Belgium’s RTL TV in May: "I was in the bath. I was listening to the radio, and thought that’s strange, I know that melody. I said it’s not possible." The judge has now reportedly ordered EMI, Sony and Warner Music to withdraw the song - which Madonna took to No 1 - from sale in the country. Record companies have also been told to stop radio and TV stations from playing ’Frozen’. Madonna’s UK spokeswoman said she was unable to give a reaction, according to Britain’s BBC website.

Madonna married Guy Ritchie to make her "look good" - Nov 08, 2020
Madonna has admitted she only married husband Guy Ritchie to make her "look good". The pop superstar wed the English film director in December 2000 and she now says she tied the knot with him for all the wrong reasons. She said: "I went into the marriage saying, ’He’s fantastically talented, very witty, very smart. He’s going to make me laugh and look good because he’s so successful and, of course, he’s gorgeous, sexy and handsome."

However, the mum-of-two says she now realises what marriage is about and what makes one strong. She added to the Tatler magazine: "But none of these things mean anything after you’ve been sharing a life together for a few years and you’re dealing with raising children and scheduling and finances. "You have to go back to what is the point of marriage. You go to school to learn how to learn and I think marriage is about learning to learn as well. Diane Sawyer once said to me that a good marriage is a contest of generosity - I thought that was a good thing to say."