Madonna has marked her return to her native New York with two sizzling new Instagram selfies.

Making sure to smooth out her complexion with the use of a filter, the superstar, 62, slipped into a black bra and hot pants for the impromptu shoot, putting her impressively taught midriff on display.

Announcing her return to the Big Apple, Madonna captioned her post: ‘New Life. New York. Re-invention.’

Wow: Madonna, 62, has marked her return to her native New York with two sizzling new Instagram selfies, smoothing out her complexion with a filter

The hit-maker pinned her bright blonde hair back with a sparkly headband and flashed her followers a sultry glare.

Adorning her neck with layers of gold necklaces, Madonna inadvertently gave fans a peek inside her New York bathroom while working her best angles.

The space featured tiled floors and boasted luxury material detailing on the walls.

A large mirror was visible behind Madonna, as was a spacious white bathtub and various artworks.

Sizzling: The superstar slipped into a black bra and hot pants for the impromptu shoot, putting her impressively taught midriff on display

It comes after Madonna appeared to confirm she has replaced writer Diablo Cody with Erin Wilson – known for writing films such as Secretary and The Girl On The Train – on her upcoming biopic.

Taking to Instagram over the weekend, the Holiday hit-maker cosied up to Erin, 57, captioning the snaps: ‘Sitting with my favorite b***h… I mean writer ✍️ Erin Wilson. Nothing Touches but our Souls. #traceyemin #screenplay!’

Madonna also shared snaps from the room she was writing with Erin in. She had bedecked it with flowers and candles and had laid out snacks, with dried petals and herbs strewn about the table.

‘With my favorite b***h!’ Madonna appeared to confirm she has replaced Diablo Cody with The Girl On The Train screenwriter Erin Wilson to pen her biopic over the weekend

She teased the writing process, with ledgers set out featuring notes about her life, dating back to the 1970s.

In April it was reported that screenwriter Diablo quit working on the upcoming Madonna biopic after encountering challenges working alongside the singer.

But Entertainment Weekly confirmed that the 42-year-old filmmaker did not actually leave the project but instead turned in the final draft and moved on to a new project.

Pally: Taking to Twitter over the weekend, Madonna shared snaps with Erin – known for writing films such as Secretary and The Girl On The Train

She cosied up to Erin, 57, captioning the snaps: ‘Sitting with my favorite b***h… I mean writer ✍️ Erin Wilson. Nothing Touches but our Souls. #traceyemin #screenplay!’

A source for the showbiz publication said that she and Madonna turned in a finished, final draft of the script they had spent months working on throughout 2020.

Prior to this, The Sun had reported that the Jennifer’s Body director found Madonna too difficult to work with as the singer has been ‘very particular’ over the way her story is told.

‘Madonna and Diablo spent weeks working on the screenplay and made good progress,’ a source told the site. ‘But Madonna is understandably very particular about how she wants it to be.

‘She’s a perfectionist and because it is about her life, she is being very careful about how things come across.

Contemplative: Madonna wore an all-leather ensemble as she reclined with her apparent new scribe

Earlier reports: In April it was reported that screenwriter Diablo quit working on the upcoming Madonna biopic after encountering challenges working alongside the singer

Lavish: Madonna also shared snaps from the room she was writing with Erin in. She had bedecked it with flowers and candles

On paper: She teased the writing process, with ledgers featuring notes about her life, dating back to the 1970s

‘Diablo needed more freedom to be able to make it work and ultimately decided she couldn’t contribute any more.’

It was then said that Universal Pictures was looking for a new writer, in the hopes that the film will follow in the success of similar musician biopics such as Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman.

‘Madonna doesn’t need the money and isn’t going to let a movie get made which she doesn’t feel is authentic to her experiences,’ the insider added.

News broke back in September that Madonna would be directing the biopic, with Academy Award winner Diablo co-writing the film with her.

Not a quitter: Entertainment Weekly confirmed that the she did not actually quit working on the upcoming Madonna biopic; Diablo pictured in 2018

On the hunt: It was then said that Universal Pictures was looking for a new writer, in the hopes that the film will follow in the success of similar musician biopics such as Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman

Lights, camera, action: News broke back in September that Madonna would be directing the biopic, with Academy Award winner Diablo co-writing the film