Madonna has once again made the headlines, but this time it's not positive news about the U.S icon's 13^th album, or her singing, but about the illegal release of several unfinished versions and early mixes of her music.

Someone managed to get a hold of Madonna's early version of Rebel Heart, the new album, and leaked it onto the web. At the time, Madonna responded graciously, by thanking fans for helping her fight the person who is leaking her music by refusing to download the illegal, stolen version. The pop star queen then tweeted, "Happy early X-mas!" with a link to her new songs.

"Well, it's thrown us all into overdrive," Madonna told the press following the leak, "I didn't plan to put my record out this way... But we sort of were left with no choice."

Madonna also posted a photo in an Instagram post of a broken iPod. She wrote that she felt violated as an artist and that she felt her music had been stolen from her.

Unfortunately for the singing sensation, Madonna's troubles are not over yet.

On December 23, 14 more songs from the Rebel Heart collection were put out on the internet, including a collaboration with Pharrell Williams in the song, "Back That Up (Do It)." Other track titles that joined the unauthorized circulation include "Tragic girl," "Beautiful Scars," and "Freedom."

However, on the other hand, Madonna fans are quick to show their support. Tweets have come in droves regarding the leaks, and admirers who wrote that they will only listen to the six tracks that were officially released. This Christmas Eve, Madonna tweeted, "Real Rebels think for themselves! Real Rebels respect ART!"