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A-Rod splits holiday with Madonna, wife

Published: Nov. 28, 2008 at 4:59 PM

MIAMI, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez split his Thanksgiving between his estranged wife and their kids, and his rumored girlfriend Madonna.

The New York Daily News said the third baseman first stopped by his wife Cynthia's home in Miami Thursday, spending time with his daughters -- 4-year-old Natasha and 7-month-old Ella -- then heading to the pop star's house in Star Island at around 4 p.m.

Madonna and Rodriguez, whose marriages both recently ended, have been rumored for months to be romantically involved.

Fueling the buzz about the relationship, sources told the Daily News the baseball player is staying at the pop star's house while he is in town. He was also spotted sitting in the front row of Madonna's Dolphin Stadium concert Wednesday.

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