Madonna's oldest child has grown up before out eyes.
Seventeen-year-old Lourdes Leon will attend the University of Michigan in the fall, but before setting off on her own, Lourdes had to had one last high school rite of passage to endure, and she did it with the help of some good friends and a few glasses of bubbly.
In a blog post titled "Lola Leaves High School," Lourdes shared a humorous account of her senior prom with the online world. Unfortunately, the aspiring fashion designer may have been a bit too candid in discussing her pre-party shenanigans.
"A week before graduation, I attended the classic party every American teenager goes to despite the really bad music," wrote Lourdes on her website. "This is known as prom. Of course I had a beautiful time, but I'll attribute that to the fact that I partied with my awesome friends all night."
Despite that "beautiful time," Lourdes' post mainly on the lamer parts of the prom, which included, "Awkwardly avoiding teachers because you may or may not have had some champagne and it would be weird to talk to them."
So, Lourdes had some champagne at prom. Big deal, right?
Well, it wouldn't be, were it not for the fact that this is far from the first time that Madonna has been busted letting her kids booze underage.
Earlier this year, Madonna posted a photo of her 13-year-old son Rocco holding a liquor bottle, and even that wasn't the first scandal involving the Material Girl's kids and drinking.
Just a week prior, Rocco was criticized for an Instagram post suggesting that he raids his mom's liquor cabinet.
So while we can all probably that a 17-year-old getting a little tipsy on prom night may not be huge deal, certainly a 13-year-old knocking 'em back with his mom is not cool.
Oh, and a word of advice, kids: if you're gonna drink, at least keep the boozing to after prom. You really want to get in trouble with your principal a week before graduation?
Madonna has hair in her armpit. And she's not afraid to show it off.
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