Madonna & Twin Daughters Pose Backstage At Billie Eilish's Concert In Appearance After Brother's Death

Billie Eilish took time during her concert to bond with Pop icon Madonna after her brother's loss.

The legend gave her fans exclusive images from backstage at Eilish's show, which she attended in the company of her twin daughters, Stella and Estere.

Madonna's outing at the concert comes almost two weeks after her brother Christopher Ciccone died from cancer.

The 66-year-old broke her 1-week hiatus on Instagram with slides of her in her element at Eilish's concert.

Madonna looked stunning in an edgy look featuring a black sheer top paired with fishnets and wine-colored boots. She paired the ensemble with bold oversized black shades and a glossy red lip.

The pop star was not the only one having fun at the concert; her twin girls also joined in the rave as their mom cuddled them for a cozy selfie in one slide.

Stella and Estere could also be seen singing with Eilish, who appeared on the big screen in the next slide wearing an oversized yellow and red shirt with a blue baseball hat as she smiled at the audience.

However, the icing on the cake at the end of the night was the twin girls meeting the "Everything I Wanted" singer and posing for pictures backstage.

Madonna's daughters mirrored Eilish's style with oversized pants and shirt combo as their mom also joined in the mini family portrait and captioned the post, "It's nice to get out……."

Eilish's concert also marked her first public sighting since her loss. Sources close to the pop star explained to Daily Mail that she chose to attend the concert because she finds her relationship with Finneas "very moving."

Their bond reportedly inspired her, and "seeing how close they are is very meaningful to Madonna." The icon also decided to enjoy the view from the crowd rather than a special section reserved for stars at the show because "she didn't want to get any special treatment."

The source continued that the singer has "reinvented herself so many times and is highly respected by everyone." The singer has also been a huge supporter of the singer and religiously defends her at every chance she gets.

Madonna refused to let the bullies win after Eilish broke the internet for ditching signature baggy clothing and showing up in a corset instead.

The pop icon, who has dealt with mean comments for decades for embracing her sexuality, reacted to the development by saying, "The problem is, we still live in a very sexist world where women are put into categories." She continued saying:

"You're either in the virgin category or the wh-re category. Billie started in a non-sexualized category, not pandering to the masses and not using her sexuality in any way, which is her choice and God bless her for that - after all, she's been a teenager all this time."

Madonna emphasized that if Eilish turns around and embraces her femininity "by showing off her body in a way that she hasn't in the past, then why should she be punished for it."

The star declared that women should be free to express themselves however they want, adding that the outrage would have been different if Eilish was a man.

The Blast reported that the singer's younger brother drew his last breath on October 4, over a year after she lost an older sibling due to a series of health issues.

She honored her late brother's memory by sharing multiple slides of their pictures, including a portrait of them smiling. Madonna's lengthy tribute began:

"My brother Christopher is gone. He was the closest human to me for so long. It's hard to explain our bond. But it grew out of an understanding that we were different and society was going to give us a hard time for not following the status quo. We took each other's hands, and we danced through the madness of our childhood."

Madonna credited dance for holding their bond and how "Discovering Dance" in their childhood town "saved" them. She shared that their childhood ballet teacher created a safe space for her late brother to express his sexuality.

From their small town, Madonna and Christopher left for New York to become a dancer, where they "devoured Art and Music And Film like hungry animals."

Madonna recalled that they "were in the epicenter of all of these things exploding. We danced through the madness of the AIDS epidemic. We went to funerals, and we cried, and we went dancing."

Anthony's death was reportedly caused by a combination of health issues, including oropharyngeal cancer, caused by smoking. The death certificate identified tobacco usage as one of the causes of his death, but the main cause was respiratory failure and throat cancer.

Madonna's older sibling died while receiving treatment at a nursing facility in Michigan, and Madonna paid her last respects by offsetting his hospital bills. Anthony and the pop star shared a tumultuous relationship as he once verbally attacked the singer and the rest of their family publicly.

In her tribute to the 66-year-old who passed last February, Madonna stated he introduced her to Buddhism, Taoism, Charles Bukowski, Richard Brautigan, and many others.

It is great to see Madonna back out and in great spirits despite her losses!