Touching moment: Madonna scolds concertgoer for sitting at her LA concert, before realizing her fan was in a WHEELCHAIR

Madonna scolded the audience at her Los Angeles concert for not standing up before realizing the fan was in a wheelchair.

The 65-year-old singer sparked controversy when she singled out a person in the audience during a stop on her Celebration tour at the Kia Forum on Thursday.

‘What are you doing sitting there? What do you get sitting down? he asked her as he paused the concert.

As she walked to the edge of the stage and approached the crowd, Madonna noticed that the fan was sitting in a wheelchair.

‘Oh, okay. Politically incorrect. ‘I’m sorry,’ she said. “I’m happy that you’re here”.

The foot-flexing moment was captured and shared millions of times on various social media platforms, with users criticizing the celebrity for her comments.

In the viral video, Madonna urged fans to “take this walk” with her as she was about to perform the next song before drawing attention to the wheelchair user.

Madonna then quickly apologized and returned to center stage to resume her performance.

Social media users have since criticized her, saying her question was “insulting” and that it’s none of her business whether someone decides to sit through the show.

One Reddit user wrote: “Even if that person wasn’t in a wheelchair, maybe they just had bad knees or something, how is that no one’s business?”

Another person chimed in and said, ‘Girl, bye.’ People are paying a lot of money to see you, don’t disrespect them like that.

‘At his age, he should have known better than to do this. They probably paid a good amount of money for their seats too. How rude,” one person wrote.

Concertgoers have shared their stories of injuries they suffered before attending a concert.

One TikTok user wrote: “I got hurt right before a concert last year and the guitarist kept gesturing at me, making faces, and criticized me for sitting down.” Singer also complained… I had wanted to see it for years.”

Another user said: I went to a concert a couple of months after going through surgery and chemo and I couldn’t stand it the whole time. I would have been mortified to have been called that.