Madonna & David Visit His Malawi Orphanage
Oct 27, 2009 by JENNY
Madonna was spotted bringing her 4-year-old son David to the orphanage he once lived: The Home of Hope Child Care Center. Reportedly, director Lucy Chipeta says she showed Madonna and David his crib during their visit to the orphanage near the Zambian border on Tuesday (October 27).
The 51-year-old mother-of-four also took her two older children, Lourdes, 13, and Rocco, 9, along with her 3-year-old daughter Mercy - who was also adopted from Malawi - on the tour of the orphanage. The group also toured several new buildings that Madonna's Raising Malawi charity recently built.
Madonna just launched construction of a multi-million dollar Academy for girls yesterday.
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David's so big now. He's going to be taller than her in no time.
I really like that she keeps taking all the children back to Malawi. Hopefully that helps them appreciate all that the opportunities they have, especially for the eldest two who are old enough to understand. I really like that she is sponsoring all these programs and children in Mercy and David's birthplace.
David's so big now. He's going to be taller than her in no time.
I really like that she keeps taking all the children back to Malawi. Hopefully that helps them appreciate all that the opportunities they have, especially for the eldest two who are old enough to understand. I really like that she is sponsoring all these programs and children in Mercy and David's birthplace.
I really have to admire Madonna for taking her two adopted children back to their home country Malawi. In that way she makes sure that both David and Mercy don´t forget their roots. David looks really adorable in this pic. he has grown a lot. He sure speaks perfect English by now and is teaching his new sister too. My kudos to both Madonna and Angelina Jolie - who recently took her adopted daughter Zahara to her home country Ethiopia - because either one of these remarkable ladies want their adopted children to keep in touch with their home countries.
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