Madonna says that she had many "intimate" experiences with Justin Timberlake when they would meet up to write songs together for her new album "Hard Candy". Us Magazine says:
"I really enjoy writing with Justin," she says in the new issue of Interview magazine. "We had psychoanalytic sessions whenever we wrote songs first.
"We'd sit down and we'd start talking about situations. And then we'd start talking about issues or problems or relationships with people."
She describes the writing process as "very intimate... because he's open and he's got talent."
Though Madonna has worked with countless songwriters, she found the connection to Timberlake unique.
"I haven't worked with a lot of songwriters where I'm instantly connected and start riffing and playing with the rhythm of the words," she told Interview."
Watch out Guy Ritchie, it looks like this Timberlake kid might be stealing your wonderful gap-toothed woman! If I were Madonna's husband and I heard about her getting all "intimate" during the song-writing process with Timberlake... I'd find that little high-pitched punk and let him know who's Boss as if I were Tony Danza and he were... ummm... well... that weird kid from "Who's the Boss?"... you know, that kid who played Alyssa Milano's stepbrother. Umm.. yea, anyway, that wasn't nearly as fluid and intimidating as I thought it would be... but the point here is that Timberlake better step off from Madonna, because I don't buy this whole "intimacy" through music alone bull!!! Whenever I've ever said that I was intimate with a woman, it meant that we did the damn thang!!!
... Except for a few times in college with Sally Foster... we got very "intimate" solely on an emotional level. She was such a sweet girl, I would just go to her dorm room late at night and we would talk about life and nothing sexual ever happened... it usually ended up in us just cuddling and crying... but that was an exception in just a few isolated incidents, dammit!
Madonna and her gap-toothed smile on the red carpet in Germany about a month ago:
