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The Queen of Christmas, Mariah Carey, is finally getting some well-deserved rest after kicking off the holiday season with her Christmas Time tour. It came to an epic conclusion on December 17 in New York City, where fans and celebrities belted their favorite Carey classics. She was also supported by her teen twins, Moroccan and Monroe, whom she shares with ex-husband Nick Cannon.
© The Grosby GroupAhead of the concert, the 55-year-old diva and her twins were spotted leaving the hotel. She made a gray jumpsuit look glamorous with a chic black fur coat, exuding her iconic energy with a smile.
Her 13-year-old twins followed close behind as the family headed to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The duo showed off their unique style, with Moroccan wearing bright red pants and Monroe wearing wide jeans with a black puffer jacket.
© The Grosby GroupTheir beautiful curls were also on display, and they might have some of the best hair when it comes to celebrity kids. They looked uninterested in posing for the paparazzi as they headed to the car.
Always ready for the cameras, the "Always Be My Baby" singer posed in the back of the car, flashing a bright thumbs up for the paparazzi.
© The Grosby GroupMariah’s Christmas Time tour spanned 20 magical dates across the United States, beginning on November 6, 2024, in Highland, California.
Among the notable stars in the audience was the one and only Rihanna, who left with an autographed "tit."
© Jeff KravitzNow that she's done with her tour, Carey will ring in the holidays with her family and friends. The singer has been open in the past about her love for Christmas, explaining it's because of her childhood. “I love the holidays so much. It’s because, as a kid, I grew up with no money. I grew up feeling weird. Being biracial and how to manage that, ‘You’re Black, but your mother is white," she told Extra in 2021.
"The truth is, I was a sad kid at Christmas because I really wanted it. I was like, ‘I believe! I believe!’ It’s silly, but I believe… The dysfunction that surrounded my life didn’t often allow it,” Carey added.
