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Madonna arrived in London from Malawi this sunday and meet with ex-husband d Guy Ritchie at the airport who was spotted reuniting with his son David.

A very funny SNL skit of celebs baby adoption drama between Madonna and Angelina from this weekend SNL show.

Guy, 40, felt so strongly that he issued a statement today. He said: “Madonna is a fantastic and loving mother who cares deeply about her own children, and children who may need additional help and support. “I fully supported her decision to apply for this adoption and I am saddened her application was rejected.”

“Madonna is motivated only by being a caring parent who seeks to share some of the advantages life has given her. There will be other opportunities and I wish her well in them.”

Madonna has already filed her appeal following the Malawi judge's ruling that she can´t adopt Mercy James, her lawyer confirms."We are very surprised with this ruling," Alan Chinula, Madonna's attorney, told Us he didn't see "any law in Malawi that [could] stop" the adoption. But Judge Esme Chombo cited requirements that adoptive parents reside in the country for 18 to 24 months

Human rights groups, which had charged Madonna was using her celebrity status to bypass laws, are cheering the decision."The judge has sent the right message that we have laws in Malawi that have to be respected," Undule Mwakusungura, the chairman of the Human Rights Consultative Committee, tells Us. "We can't just have people flying in and out with our children without procedure," he adds. In her ruling, the judge points out Madonna arrived in Malawi just last Sunday, and hadn't been in the country since she adopted David Banda, 3, in 2006. "Madonna may have the best interests for the girl, but pedophiles may take advantage of adopting here if we allow procedures to be bent," added HRCC Executive director Mabvuto Bamusi.But Women and Child Welfare minister Anna Kachikho, who oversees the country's adoptions, says she's "shocked by the ruling."I don't see what's wrong for Madonna to take one child as her own," she told Us. "She has not used the back door."

Kachikho points out the singer's organization Raising Malawi is assisting over 25,000 orphans in the poverty-stricken nation. The country's information minister Patricia Kaliati said yesterday: "We support her adoption process. Madonna's been good to us ... and she's proved she can take care of David."So why was Madonna allowed to adopt David but not Mercy?"It's a shocker, but [Chombo] belongs to the old school; she is very religious and a moralist," a source at Malawi's High Court tells Us. "She might not be in favor of Madonna's lifestyle of getting in and out of relationships and her semi-nude stage antics." Madonna divorced Guy Ritchie earlier this year.

In a surprise move, a judge rejected Madonna's request to adopt a second child from Malawi and said it would set a dangerous precedent to bend rules requiring that prospective parents live here for some period. The judge then said he still thought she was great in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith."Madonna's lawyer, Alan Chinula, said later Friday he's filed an appeal. He said no date was immediately set. The country's child welfare minister had come out Thursday in support of the pop star's application to adopt 3-year-old Chifundo "Mercy" James. But in a lengthy ruling Friday, Judge Esme Chombo sided with critics who have said exceptions should not be made for the star, who has set up a major development project for this impoverished, AIDS-stricken southern African country.Chombo said foreigners have adopted children from Malawi, but the only case in which some residency requirement was waived was when Madonna took David Banda out of the country in 2006 before that adoption was finalized in 2008. "It is necessary that we look beyond the petitioner ... and consider the consequences of opening the doors too wide," the judge said. "By removing the very safeguard that is supposed to protect our children, the courts ... could actually facilitate trafficking of children by some unscrupulous individuals." Yeah ... it's important to keep impoverished orphans safe from the wealthy good life.The judge praised the "noble" work Madonna's charity has done to feed, educate and provide medical care for some of Malawi's more than 1 million orphans. Chombo said the girl is receiving "suitable" care in an orphanage, which contrasted with David's situation. Madonna first traveled to Malawi in 2006 while filming a documentary on the devastating poverty and AIDS crisis, and later decided to adopt children from the country. After the ruling Friday, journalists saw Madonna, looking relaxed and even cheerful, touring a village near Lilongwe, where she is building a school. She did not speak to reporters. Reports later Friday said she planned to appeal the ruling. Critics accused Madonna of using her fame and money to fast-track the adoption, but the singer said she had followed standard procedures. She faced similar allegations when she brought home David, who is now 3. In court papers, Madonna said Chifundo's grandmother was unable to care for her. The girl's mother, according to the affidavit, died at age 14 not long after her baby was born. There was no mention of the father in the affidavit.

An Israeli news website just reported that a negotiation is under way for an Israeli stop on the Sticky and Sweet tour, early September, and that this time "it looks closer than ever".

It also mention that a hotel reservation was already made for Madonna's entourage.

The biography by Christopther Chiccone is out in spain today, with the tittle "vivir con mi hermana Madonna".

Madonna's bid to adopt another Malawian child has been approved. High Court Judge Esme Chombo is not due to make an official ruling on the adoption of four-year-old orphan Mercy James until Friday, but Chombo has reportedly told the singer she will be granted custody. A senior Malawian official said: "This is all very confidential, and Judge Chombo must still make her ruling - but that ruling will be in favor of Madonna.""Madonna is a very good mother and ambassador for Malawi. She has improved the lives of thousands of orphans."

The 50-year-old star was photographed with Mercy for the first time Tuesday and the child is believed to be spending all her time with Madonna and the pop beauty's other children - Lourdes, 12, Rocco, eight, and three-year-old David, who was also adopted from Malawi.Madonna spent an hour in court in the African country's capital Lilongwe on Monday, telling Chombo she would be "a deeply loving mother" to Mercy, whose Malawian name is Chifundo.In adoption papers, the singer said: "To deny Chifundo the opportunity to be adopted by me could expose her to hardship and emotional trauma which is otherwise avoidable."Madonna and her family - including her new daughter - are expected to fly to Britain on Saturday and the "4 Minutes" hitmaker has reportedly told staff at her London home to "prepare for the arrival of my new little girl."Madonna - who has been accused of using her fame to bend Malawi's adoption laws to her advantage - knew her decision to adopt a second child would attract criticism but insisted she didn't care.Her friend, British filmmaker Ben Fellows, said: "Once Madonna puts her mind to something, she achieves it - and this adoption is no different.""She told me she thought it was very important that David had a sister from the same background as him and she had unconditional love to give another child.""She knew exactly what she was walking into. She sent me an email just before she left for Malawi and signed it off, 'Let the storm commence!'"Fellows insists Madonna - whose ex-husband is British director Guy Ritchie - is an excellent mother, and will be able to offer Mercy a wonderful home.He said: "Despite her reputation, Madonna is a warm, loving woman. She speaks from the heart.""She couldn't understand the criticism. Surely it shows how loved Mercy James is going to be that Madonna is prepared to go through all of this again in order to adopt her?"