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Madonna Follows Katy Perry, Posts Nude Selfie to Support Clinton, But Deletes Post after 1 Day

| Sep 29, 2016 04:29 AM EDT

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More celebrities are joining the campaign of Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton for the U.S. presidency. A day after Katy Perry posted her naked photo, Madonna followed suit and posted a nude selfie on Instagram and Twitter.

Like Perry’s photo which showed only her bare shoulders since the chest area was pixelated, Madonna’s nude selfie showed only her naked neck, chest and a stack of gold necklaces. She captioned it “Nude Voting series #1” and wrote “I’m voting naked with Katy Perry!! Vote for Hillary. She’s the Best we got!” reported Harper’s Bazaar.

It was her second post supporting the former Secretary of State. The “Material Girl” singer also posted earlier a photo from her 2015 Brit Awards performance in which Clinton is photoshopped under her. She captioned this picture: "Living For Hillary Yes I vote for intelligence. I vote for equal rights for women and all minorities. Women Run the World now they have to get out and start supporting one another. No more misogynist feminists! No more mysogony. Get out and Vote.”

(Photo : Instagram/Madonna) The “Material Girl” singer also posted earlier a photo from her 2015 Brit Awards performance in which Hillary Clinton is photoshopped under her.

However, there apparently may be no more “Nude Voting series #2 photo because one day after she posted the topless selfie, Madonna deleted the image, reported News.com.au.

Perry posted the photo a day before the first presidential debate on Monday night between Clinton and rival, Republican candidate Donald Trump. Consensus after the debate was that Clinton handily won the debate. Even aides and advisers of Trump conceded that Clinton was the winner in the first date, although there was no attribution.

CNN reported that in a conference call with surrogates on Wednesday, Trump told his allies he is upset that they publicly acknowledged pushing him to change the way he prepares as well as his tactics before the second debate. He made it clear that his supporters must instead “make an energetic defense of his performance and refuse to concede that he didn’t nail it.”

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