Madonna and dancer beau Ahlamalik Williams keep it low key as they stroll hand-in-hand through airport

Madonna hid behind a facemask and sunglasses as she held hands with her dancer boyfriend Ahlamalik Williams (Picture: BACKGRID)

Madonna and her boyfriend Ahlamalik Williams looked loved-up as they walked through New York’s JFK Airport hand-in-hand on Tuesday.

The pop star, 62, who is 35 years older than her dancer beau, went undercover as the pair wore facemasks, adhering to the local rules to wear a covering while in airports.

The singer wore a colourful cartoon print tracksuit consisting of a black hoodie with the words ‘property of Milan’ emblazoned accross it and a matching pair of shorts.

She wore a parka coat over her tracksuit and a pair of black tights while she had on a pair of boots with bright yellow laces.

The star had her hood up and hid behind a pair of dark sunglasses in an attempt to keep things low key.

Ahlamalik held the hitmaker’s hand as he towered over her in height while wearing a black hoodie that featured a print of white clouds.

The singer and her beau looked loved-up after stepping off the plane (Picture: BACKGRID)

Ahlamalik has been dating Madonna since 2018 after she hired him as a dancer on her 82-date Rebel Heart Tour in 2015.

Madonna was seen at the airport with her 15-year-old adopted children, Mercy James and David Banda.

She is also mother to Lourdes Leon, 24, from her two-year relationship with Carlos Leon, Rocco Ritchie, 20, from her relationship with film director Guy Ritchie, and adopted twins Estere Ciccone and Stella Ciccone, both eight.

Madonna masked up in the airport (Picture: BACKGRID)

Her daughter Lourdes recently shared an Instagram video of herself dancing on top of a hill at sunset.

Lourdes studied dance at the University of Michigan and SUNY Purchase but Madonna says her eldest child does not have the same drive as her.

She told British Vogue in 2019 that she’s ‘insanely talented.

‘I’m green with envy because she’s incredible at everything she does – she’s an incredible dancer, she’s a great actress, she plays the piano beautifully, she’s way better than me in the talent department.

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‘But she doesn’t have the same drive, and again, I feel social media plagues her and makes her feel like, “People are going to give me things because I’m her daughter.” I try to give her examples of other children of celebrities like Zoë Kravitz, for instance, who have to work through that “Oh yeah, you’re the daughter of…” – and then eventually you are taken seriously for what you do.

‘You just have to keep going. But does she have the same drive that I have? No. But she also has a mother, and I didn’t. She grew up with money, and I didn’t. So everything is going to be different. But what can I do? I can’t fixate on it. I just have to do my best.’

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