MADONNA’S 15-year-old son Rocco Ritchie was the real rebel on her Rebel Heart Tour, running off during a stop in Stockholm and dashing to his dad when they got to London, according to a report.
“[Madonna] and Rocco were having bad shouting matches,” a source said. “She’d be crying and yelling at him.”

The source said Rocco ran off when they were on tour. When the tour came to London in December, Rocco decided to ditch his mom and go to his “Sherlock Holmes” director dad Guy Ritchie’s house, where he’s stayed ever since.

“[Rocco] doesn’t want to be with her. He wants to be with his dad,” the source said.
Madonna immediately fired his nanny, the source added, and met with her lawyers. “She couldn’t get an order that would require Rocco to return to her house,” the source said.

It was also reported that a New York judge had sided with Madonna during a hearing on Wednesday, saying Rocco must come home.
“I’m directing the child to be returned to New York,” Justice Deborah Kaplan said. “If he wants to stay with his father, he must return to his mother.”

Kaplan ordered the teen to attend a hearing on February 3, at which a final custody decision will be made. However, a London judge has already ruled that the teen can stay in England.
Another source close to the case said Rocco might ignore Kaplan’s orders and stay with his dad, whose screen credits also include this year’s “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.”.
Peter Bronstein, Ritchie’s lead lawyer in the US, declined to comment on the case, as did Madonna’s lawyer, Eleanor Alter.

Madonna, 57, and Ritchie, 47, divorced in London in 2008 after eight years of marriage. In July, Ritchie married model Jacqui Ainsley, with whom he shares three children.
Ritchie and Madonna also have an adopted son, David.