Music superstar Madonna opened up about building the first ever children's hospital in Malawi, adoption and motherhood, in a revealing interview with Tracy Smith to be broadcast Sunday, Sept. 17, on CBS SUNDAY MORNING (9:00 AM) on the CBS Television Network. Smith traveled to Malawi to tour the new hospital with Madonna. The facility is the result of her multiple visits there, which eventually led to adopting four children (she has two others from previous relationships). Is her family complete at six?
"Who knows? Yeah, I - I never say never. You never know what surprise awaits you around the corner," Madonna tells Smith. Madonna admits being a mom helps her, too; her own mother died when Madonna was just 5 years old. "Of course it does," she tells Smith. "Yeah. I get to become the mom I never had. So, yeah, it's a very healing experience." Madonna admits didn't know much about Malawi, a small country in southeastern Africa, when she first visited in 2006 - specifically where it was - but has since founded the charity Raising Malawi to help provide health and education services. Still, getting the new hospital built wasn't easy. She says she would often think, "I'm a crazy person. What am I doing this for? So here we are. It happened. It's built, and it's up and running. And children's lives are being saved as a result. And I feel like, you know, sometimes you can't think too far in advance."Videos