Mariah Carey shared a sweet WBW snap of her fraternal twins Monroe and Moroccan taken last month during her The Butterfly Returns residency at Caesars Palace' Colosseum in Las Vegas. "Less than ten days until I'm back in Vegas for The Butterfly Returns," the 49-year-old R&B diva - who boasts 45.8M followers - captioned the cute pic. "Can't wait to see all the lambs in the land, it's been a minute. Who’s coming?"
Mariah posted an Instagram photo Wednesday of herself apparently in a recording studio, captioning: "Vocals night focused inspired." The five-time Grammy winner - who employs a nanny - recently revealed that her seven-year-old children have recorded a song she penned called Roc & Roe.
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"No one's heard it yet. It's good. They're definitely talented. I think they're very unique kids and they're super smart," Mimi said on the June 6 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! "I don't know if I'll release it. I have to talk it over with my ex-husband Nick Cannon and see how he feels about it. I'd be very angry if he released a song without asking me."
The multi-talented 37-year-old was in Philadelphia where he spent Wednesday afternoon casting models for MTV's Wild'N Out Live show happening Thursday night at the Wells Fargo Center. Carey's divorce from the Teen Choice Awards host was finalized in 2016, but the former couple technically separated in 2014 after six years of marriage.
The I Don't songstress just returned from a yacht-hopping, beach-combing vacation with her little ones and her on/off toyboy Bryan Tanaka. The native New Yorker is 14 years older than her former back-up dancer, whom she first met when she hired him for her 40-date, $27.9M-grossing Adventures of Mimi Tour way back in 2006.
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On Monday, Mariah kicked up her gold heels while recording a "new song" for her long-awaited 15th studio album featuring producers Jermaine Dupri, Bobby Ross Avila, John Austin, and Prince Charlez. "I think it's like a fresh start," Carey told V Magazine in March.
"In the music business, if you care about the Grammys and submitting your stuff before a certain time frame, you want a single out in the summer, and then you want to have your record out before the Grammys consideration deadline, which has changed. Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."
The Star actress continued: "I mean, I have five Grammys. That's cute. There's people that have been doing this half the time that have twice as many Grammys. I won two Grammys the first year I started."
(Daily Mail Online)
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