Madonna and her children made their regular visit to Kabbalah services yesterday in a briskly cold New York, but the superstar couldn't have looked happier.
The 53-year-old was opulent in faux-fur hat and gilet with a very special take on her fingerless gloves, crafted by Chanel no less.
The happy outing with children Lourdes, Rocco, David and Mercy came as it emerged the singer - who wowed 114 million viewers across America with her Super Bowl performance - is being sued for plagiarism.
Brazilian music producer Joao Brasil claims the chorus of Give Me All your Luvin' is almost identical to his 2011 single L.O.V.E Banana.
Both songs begin with the shouts of cheerleaders, who in his song say L.O.V.E Banana and in the American singer's version, L.U.V. Madonna.
Fans of the Brazilian DJ, who lives in London, quickly noted the similarities between the two songs on social networks after Madonna's single was released last week.
Joao Brasil told Brazil's Folha da Sao Paulo newspaper: 'I still don't understand what happened. I'm a huge fan of hers. If it's plagiarism, then even better.
'She is always at the cutting edge of music, so it's a good sign about what I do.'
He believes it is more probable it was Madonna's producers, and not the singer herself, who saw his video, featuring singer Lovefoxxx from Brazilian band CSS, and lifted the song's chorus.
He said solicitors for German record label Man Recordings, which owns the rights to L.O.V.E Banana, could be filing a lawsuit within days.
He said: 'It's in their hands, they're looking at how to proceed and what they can do. But personally I don't want to do anything. The last thing I need in my life is a fight with Madonna.'
The 53-year-old was opulent in faux-fur hat and gilet with a very special take on her fingerless gloves, crafted by Chanel no less.
The happy outing with children Lourdes, Rocco, David and Mercy came as it emerged the singer - who wowed 114 million viewers across America with her Super Bowl performance - is being sued for plagiarism.
Wrapping up in style: Madonna looked opulent today as she headed to a Kabbalah service in New York yesterday
Both songs begin with the shouts of cheerleaders, who in his song say L.O.V.E Banana and in the American singer's version, L.U.V. Madonna.
Fans of the Brazilian DJ, who lives in London, quickly noted the similarities between the two songs on social networks after Madonna's single was released last week.
As stylish as mommy: Mercy and David looked smart and happy for the winter outing
Monochrome: Rocco and Lourdes opted for black and white
'She is always at the cutting edge of music, so it's a good sign about what I do.'
He believes it is more probable it was Madonna's producers, and not the singer herself, who saw his video, featuring singer Lovefoxxx from Brazilian band CSS, and lifted the song's chorus.
Suited and booted: Madonna brightened up her outfit with a splash of orange
He said: 'It's in their hands, they're looking at how to proceed and what they can do. But personally I don't want to do anything. The last thing I need in my life is a fight with Madonna.'
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