Madonna’s 20-year-old daughter Mercy’s secret Bravo job revealed

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Madonna’s daughter Mercy works for her mom’s playful rival, Andy Cohen, on “Watch What Happens Live.”

A source told the Daily Mail Tuesday that they saw the 20-year-old working at the Bravo late-night show’s studio in New York City a few weeks ago.

“She is lovely, just the sweetest most adorable girl,” the insider said.

Madonna’s daughter Mercy (both pictured here) works for Andy Cohen on “Watch What Happens Live.”
A source told the Daily Mail they saw Mercy (seen above with Madonna) at the “WWHL” studio in NYC a few weeks ago.

Madonna’s pal, Rosie O’Donnell, first revealed Mercy’s job in a recent interview with People.

“We text each other often, and I just saw her daughter on ‘Watch What Happens Live,'” the comedian, 64, shared. “Her daughter, Mercy, works there.’

“And it’s funny, Andy goes ‘look!’ And I thought he was introducing me to just a staff member,” said O’Donnell, who was last on the show on June 18. “And I was like, ‘Hi, what’s your name?’ And she goes, ‘Rosie, it’s Mercy!’ And I was like, ‘Oh my God, what are you doing here?'”

O’Donnell added, “But she’s worked there for like a year or so. So I was very happy for her and proud of her.”

Madonna has a playful rivalry with Cohen (seen above). Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty Images
Rosie O’Donnell (pictured above) was the first to reveal that Mercy works at “WWHL.” Raymond Hall

Madonna, 67, adopted Mercy from Malawi, Africa in 2009.

The “Vogue” singer has five other children: Lourdes Leon, 29, Rocco Ritchie, 25, David Banda, 20, and twins Estere and Stella Ciccone, 13.

Madonna previously shaded Cohen, 58, when he went to her “Celebration Tour” show in NYC back in December 2023.

She spotted Cohen in the audience and jokingly dubbed him a “little troublemaking queen.”

O’Donnell said she saw Mercy (seen here with Madonna) when she was on the show in June. madonna/ instagram
Madonna (seen here) has never appeared on “WWHL,” which has been on the air since 2009.

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“If you say one more bad thing about me on your show,” she said, jolting her drink forward causing some spillage before cautioning: “Oh yeah, you’re gonna be in so much trouble.”

Cohen mouthed in response, “I love you.”

He reacted to the special moment by sharing the clip from the concert the following day, along with a compilation of his numerous mentions of Madonna on “WWHL” over the years.

“I’m a life-long Madonna fan, so it’s a thrill and an honor to be called a ‘troublemaking queen’ by the Queen of Troublemaking. I BOW!” he wrote in the post’s caption.

Madonna jokingly called Cohen (pictured above together in 2009) a “little troublemaking queen” when he attended her concert in NYC in December 2023. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
Cohen (seen here with Madonna in 2009) was overjoyed after she shaded him. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images

Then, Cohen exclusively told Page Six, “The fact that the queen of troublemakers has bestowed me the name ‘troublemaking queen’ is my honor.”

“In the meantime, I have been kissing Madonna’s ass on ‘WWHL’ for many years and will continue to do so until she shleps down to see me in Soho!”

Madonna has never appeared on “WWHL.” The show has been on the air since 2009.

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