Madonna’s ex-girlfriend gives intimate details about her relationship with the singer

The 1990s were a defining decade for many people. But for the model and actress Jenny Shimizuthe period has an even greater significance.

In addition to enjoying professional success, the artist traveled the world to meet and accompany one of the biggest names in the history of music: the singer Madonna.

In the new documentary series In Vogue: The 90swhich brings a retrospective of some of the most memorable moments of those years, Shimizu gave very intimate details about the relationship he had with the queen of pop.

It was great to feel like a high-class prostitute. I’d get a phone call like, ‘Hi, can you meet me at my show in Paris? You’re in Europe, right?'”

Then, Jenny Shimizu told how he reacted:

I would say, ‘Yes, I’m finishing up some work, and then I’ll catch a plane.’ And I would. I would go to her hotel at about four in the morning, have sex, and then fly back to Milan.”

“My wife is going to kill me,” joked the model after the revelation, referring to Michelle Harperto whom she has been married since 2014.

This is a busy period in the life of Shimizu was also addressed in her memoir.

The relationship wasn’t about an emotional bond, it was about bringing each other to sexual ecstasy. I loved being at each other’s beck and call. Madonna. It turned me on, being sent to her room whenever she felt like having sex,” she wrote.

Another relationship

The 90s still bring another unforgettable experience to the life of Jenny Shimizu. In addition to the time she spent with Madonnathe model also had another relationship with a superstar: the actress Angelina Jolie.

In this case, the involvement was so much that the actress would have said that she fell in love with Shimizu in the “first second he saw her”, according to the American magazine InStyle.

But Angelina Jolie was also getting involved with the actor Jonny Lee Millerwhom he eventually married in 1996. “I probably would have married Jenny Shimizu if I hadn’t married my husband,” she said.

In terms of her career, the 90s were also a defining time for the model. It was during this period that she first appeared in an outdoor campaign.

She also recalled this moment in the series In Vogue: The 90s.

I remember my friends taking me to Times Square in New York so I could see the billboard. I had just done a campaign for Banana Republic. And underneath it was written ‘American beauty. ‘ Never in my life had I been described as American or as a beauty,” she said.

Finally, Jenny Shimizu said that, as a descendant of Japanese and gay, she interpreted the campaign as a great statement. “I’m really grateful,” she concluded.