Rejoice! Madonna is back on her feet.
Amid a swirl of speculation about her condition, Page Six can report that the “Material Girl” singer — who was reportedly found unconscious in her home just 10 days ago — was spotted strolling with a pal in her Upper East Side neighborhood.
We’re told the pop star, 64, was wearing giant sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat and Nike sneakers — and that she leaned somewhat heavily on a lamppost while waiting to cross the street at East 80th Street and Lexington Avenue.
But Page Six spies say she looked happy and chatted with a blonde pal as they wandered on a hot Sunday afternoon.
She seemed to have no trouble walking, though seemed to be taking her time.
The ailing “Like a Virgin” superstar wore her hair in braided ponytails and had on red lipstick, we’re told.
On June 28, we reported that the singer was found unresponsive and rushed to a New York City hospital.
She was allegedly intubated for at least one night before having the tube removed.
Sources said she was alert by the following day.
The singer hasn’t released any statement, and her legions of fans have been left hanging somewhat as they search for information about her well-being.
He longtime manager, Guy Oseary, said via Instagram that Madonna had, “developed a serious bacterial infection which led to a several day stay in the ICU.”
He also said, “a full recovery is expected.”
Her pal Rosie O’Donnell has said in an Instagram post that her Madgesty was “feeling good,” and her longtime bestie Debi Mazar said she was “on the mend & home resting!”
But her Sunday stroll is the first real sign that the star is ready to return to daily life after the health emergency.
The Grammy winner’s Celebration tour has been postponed due to the medical emergency. It had originally been scheduled to kick off July 15 in Canada.
