Uh, Madonna Just Called Coronavirus "The Great Equalizer," and People Online Are (Rightfully) Pissed

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Madonna is the latest famous face to come under fire for her remarks about coronavirus amid the global pandemic.

As the coronavirus continues to spread globally, some celebrities are missing the mark when sharing their thoughts about the virus online. Unfortunately, it looks like Madonna may have just joined that club.

Madonna‘s recent Instagram post didn’t go over so well with fans. The 61-year-old pop star shared a video over the weekend of herself naked in a bathtub, talking about the coronavirus outbreak as an ominous piano played in the background.

Madonna might have too much time to herself. The 61-year-old pop star took to Instagram over the weekend to share a strange video of herself naked in a bathtub, talking about the coronavirus outbreak as an ominous piano played in the background. 

The pop star said that the virus "made us all equal in many ways" while sitting in a milky bathtub full of rose petals