Jun 23, 2006 • 1 min read

Madonna denies schadenfreude

A Madonna spokeswoman denies reports she laughed at poor ticket sales for Mariah Carey's US tour, while Carey's camp says her shows are selling well.

A spokeswoman for Madonna has denied claims that she "laughed hysterically" on hearing news of poor ticket sales for Mariah Carey's upcoming US tour.

The New York Daily News claimed that Madge (oh, we're not supposed to call her that, are we?) has a grudge against Carey due to a contretemps that took place earlier in their respective careers, and cite a source as saying "Madonna laughed hysterically. She has been asking her tour promoters to email her Mariah's sales."

Madonna's spokeswoman, however, said: "She has no negative feelings toward Mariah."

Mariah's meanwhile, says that her tour sales are not remotely risible. "Her tour is selling well," a spokeswoman said, "she's cancelled a few dates so she can add shows in larger cities."

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