Madonna want to adopt another Malawian child

Just when you thought the singer Madonna would have been fed up with the drama of adopting after she picked little David Banda in Malawi. 

But I guess not cause she is going to do it again by going back to Malawi and picking another child to adopt from that part of Africa.

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No daddy? No problem! Newly divorced Madonna says she may adopt another child from Malawi — despite the controversy surrounding her earlier adoption of young David Banda.

“Many people, especially our Malawian friends, say that David should have a Malawian brother or sister,” Madge said in an email interview in Malawi’s Nation newspaper. “It’s something I have been considering, but would only do, if I had the support of the Malawian people and the Government.”

In 2006, Madonna began adoption proceedings for then 13-month-old David, whose father put him in an orphanage following the death of his wife. Malawi previously banned non-residents from adopting — despite having an estimated one million children in the country orphaned by AIDS.

A Malawian court approved the adoption of David last year. Madonna added that she wants to keep her son — who has older siblings Rocco, 8, and Lourdes, 12 — connected to his homeland.

“It is a big priority for me to educate my son about the world, but always to stay connected to his Malawian culture,” she said. “He has a big map of Africa in his room with lots of arrows pointing to Malawi.”

The 50-year-old singer is single after divorcing Guy Ritchie last year. As of late, she’s been making the scene with 22-year-old Jesus Luz.