Kylie Minogue sends her well wishes to Madonna after her recent health issues as she says touring is tough on everyone and especially hard for women: 'I feel for her'

Kylie Minogue has wished Madonna well after her recent health issues.

The Australian pop princess, 55, told E! Entertainment she hoped Madge, 64, had a 'speedy recovery.'

'I feel for her,' Kylie said, expressing solidarity with the queen of pop, who earlier this year was rushed to the ICU due to a 'bacterial infection.'

Madonna is now said to be back home and recovering, although it could take months before she is back at full strength. 

Continuing her commiserations, Kylie said 'I feel for everyone touring, but especially women touring. I think it's just that bit more work for us and it is so taxing on you as a whole.'

'I will definitely be getting my ticket and going to see Madonna when she gets back on the road,' the Padam Padam singer added.

Kylie went on to reveal who would be her dream collaborations would be with either Beyonce or Rhianna.

She added she also likes indie bands, like The Killers.

'Most collaborations I've done have come to me, so I haven't had to make that decision,' she said.

'But whoever I work with. There's always something to learn.'

Kylie also reflected on her recently announced Las Vegas residency at The Venetian. 

'It's a brand new club and experience and it's being made as we speak. It's going to be "box fresh,"' the Aussie pop star said. 

Last week, Kylie took to Twitter to reveal she would be the next diva to take on a Vegas residency at at The Venetian.

She'll be joining an illustrious list of stars such as Cher, Celine Dion, and Britney Spears, who have all performed regular concert spectaculars in the glitzy casino city.

Kylie says she is yet to choose a set list but wants it to have some surprises.

'What we're envisioning is that you walk into this room and you're transported,' the Come Into My World singer said.

'I've got my work cut out for me to choose the set list and to make sure I include a few surprises as well.'