Mariah Carey just pulled a typical mom tactic by embarrassing her teenage son in front of his buddies.
In a recent Twitch livestream, the celebrated singer’s 13-year-old son, Moroccan (known as “Rocky”), became annoyed when his twin sister, Monroe, and his mom showed up in the background while he was talking with his friends.
To be fair, Rocky had invited Carey to participate in the livestream since his friends requested to see her. “Mom, do you want to come here?” he asked, as Monroe and the iconic singer briefly appeared in the dimly lit backdrop.
Rocky rapidly became flustered as his friends in the chat started responding, insisting that his mom and sister (who was holding a small dog) exit the space. “Alright, you all need to leave now!” Rocky exclaimed. “Mom, they can see you. They’re saying, ‘Hi Mariah, I love you.’”
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Carey responded, “Hi, guys, I love you too,” while her son urged her to step away. Meanwhile, his friends couldn’t help but chime in, “Hi, Mrs. Carey!”
Moroccan and Monroe are Carey’s twin children with her ex-husband, Nick Cannon. The couple wed in the Bahamas in 2008, separated in 2014, and completed their divorce in 2016.
Moroccan and his twin sister have gained half-siblings multiple times, as their father has welcomed five additional children since 2022, bringing his total to 12 kids with six women, including Carey.
Carey is preparing to take her Celebration of Mimi tour internationally. The singer announced in late March that she will celebrate the 20th anniversary of her 2005 album with a series of worldwide dates in Asia this May and again in the autumn. The celebration of her 10th studio album, The Emancipation of Mimi, launched with her fifth residency in Las Vegas at Dolby Live, which began in April 2024.
The singer, who received her second nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in February, received encouraging news recently when a federal court ruled in her favor, dismissing a copyright lawsuit regarding her holiday classic “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” The court rejected the claims made by songwriter Vince Vance, who alleged that Carey and others had taken key components from his 1989 song of the same name.
- Source: NEWHD MEDIA
