Madonna’s new album Confessions II is already being hailed as one of her most reflective to date, with the Queen of Pop reminiscing about everything from her early days in New York to her relationships with her late brother and daughter across its 16 tracks.

But what few could have predicted would be that Madonna’s latest release would feature a song inspired by her first marriage.

The Like A Prayer singer was married to three-time Oscar winner Sean Penn between 1985 and 1989, with the two stars’ romance being an infamously volatile one.

Since Confessions II’s release last week, many fans were surprised to discover that Martin Garrix collaboration Bizarre appears to be inspired by this pivotal relationship.

“Movie star, deep blue eyes,” Madonna sings on the opening lyric, in an apparent nod to her famous ex, continuing: “In Hollywood, we’re a perfect prize.”

She then references a figure from her past who “drove too fast” and alludes to a “Shelby Cobra” that “wasn’t meant to last”, with Madonna having gifted Sean one of these sports cars when they were still married.

“Roll out the carpet for us but you won’t share it, I guess you’re threatened by me, you won’t admit it,” she continued. “The little things that you did that madе me want you The fire was so intеnse… who knew love can be so bizarre?”

Already, the lyrics of Bizarre have made it one of Confessions II’s most talked about songs on social media…

This isn’t the first time that Madonna has sung about her marriage to Sean, though.

Her 1985 love ballad True Blue is thought to have been inspired by her then-husband, while the Like A Prayer cut Till Death Do Us Part, released after they’d split, paints a very different picture of their tumultuous relationship.

A decade after her split from the actor, Madonna married for the second time, this time to film director Guy Ritchie.

The two wed in 2000, before finally divorcing after eight years of marriage.