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Timor Steffens talks about Madonna and hopes they will have children

Having worked with Madonna on her Secretprojectrevolution, Timor said she had inspired him creatively and as a person.


Madonna always looks for new Ā­challenges in life.
Timor Steffens
ā€œWhen everyone walks the right path, she will walk the left path to show that she has a vision and her own way of expressing,ā€ adds Timor. ā€œShe is a very strong woman and doesn’t need to follow the mainstream. That’s what makes her an artist.ā€
Despite Madonnaā€˜s age, Timor Steffens confesses that he hopes they will have children. ā€œI want to be a dad, it’s my goal to have my own family, that’s there in the back of my mind all the time,ā€ he says.
Timor admits that ā€œthere is an age gap between me and Madonna,ā€ but he adds that ā€œI don’t notice itā€ because ā€œmy girlfriends have always been older than me and that’s how I like it. I learn a lot.ā€
Even thought Timor ā€œhang out with a lot of celebrities,ā€ he claims that ā€œI do that because I genuinely care for who they are as a person. I’m a very loving person – if I hang out with them it’s because I have a big Ā­connection with them.ā€
Timor says he and Madonna spend much of their time together in the gym. ā€œMadonna is so disciplined with the gym, which is great,ā€ he says. ā€œI’m in shape, I’ve got a washboard stomach but she inspires me to go that extra mile. I call it ā€˜besting’ when I workout really hard.ā€
Speaking of Kabbalah, he says: ā€œI like it, it’s spiritual – I’m not a member of it but I am into it.ā€

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