Madonna, 65, enjoys night out with hunky French singer Eric Labat, 37, during Off-White collection party in New York City

Madonna was spotted with singer Eric Labat at a star-studded soiree in New York City on Wednesday night.

The Material Girl, 65, — who just wrapped up her record-breaking Celebration Tour — stole the spotlight alongside the French hunk, 37, at the new Off-White collection party, according to JustJared.

Dressed in a racy black bustier top, the Like a Virgin hitmaker was 'spotted partying with a lineup of international DJs'  at the sneaker launch afterparty sponsored by CÎROC, per the outlet. 

Eric, a singer, rose to prominence as a contestant on the final season of Nouvelle Star, the French equivalent of American Idol, in 2017.

Madonna was most recently romantically linked to boxing coach Josh Popper.

Popper, who had a brief stint on the reality show Summer House, crossed paths with the pop icon when he trained her son, David Banda, at his New York City boxing gym.

Their connection became public when Madonna made her first appearance on Popper's Instagram feed in February 2023. 

Later that year, in December, Popper joined the Vogue singer on stage during her Celebration Tour stop in Brooklyn, where they shared a kiss in front of a crowd exceeding 14,000 people.

Since then, the duo hasn't been seen together in public.

The icon's love life has been marked by a series of high-profile relationships. 

She was married to actor Sean Penn from 1985 to 1989, and then to director Guy Ritchie from 2000 to 2008, with whom she shares a son, Rocco. 

Madonna has also been romantically linked to several younger partners, including dancer Brahim Zaibat and model Kevin Sampaio. 

In recent years, her love life has remained relatively private, with occasional rumors and speculation about new relationships. 

Meanwhile, the singer has been back home in New York for less than a couple of weeks after wrapping up her tour. 

Originally scheduled to commence on July 15, 2023, in Vancouver, Canada, the Celebration Tour faced a three-month delay due to Madonna's battle with a serious bacterial infection in late June, resulting in a stint at the intensive care unit (ICU).

The retrospective tour began with a four-night stint at London's O2 Arena starting on October 14, before traveling across Europe until early December. 

It then made its way to the U.S. and Canada, starting with shows at Brooklyn's Barclays Center and continuing across North America until mid-April, followed by a series of concerts in Mexico City.

The tour concluded on May 4 with a monumental free concert at Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, drawing an astonishing 1.6 million fans. 

This historic event is now hailed as the biggest standalone concert ever, according to the Economic Times.