Mariah Carey has publicly addressed the difficult weeks she has faced following the heartbreaking loss of her mother and sister in late August. On August 26, the singer revealed that her mother, Patricia, age 87, and her sister, Alison, age 63, died within hours of each other. The singer initially requested privacy during this painful time, sharing with fans a statement expressing her grief over the simultaneous loss of her family members. She expressed gratitude for being able to spend time with her mother before her passing.
In a recent Instagram post, Carey shared an update on her situation, stating that she is back at work and preparing for upcoming performances in China and Brazil. In the accompanying video, she shared a stripped-back rendition of her track "It's Like That" from her acclaimed album, "The Emancipation of Mimi." The caption expressed her appreciation for the love and support she has received, and her excitement to reunite with her fans.
This tragic turn of events comes shortly after fans had expressed concern for Carey’s well-being, following emotional moments during her performances in Las Vegas. The pop icon has been encouraged by fans and observers to take a break for her mental health. For further details on the recent developments in Carey’s life, you can read the full coverage here.
Carey’s resilience through this time and her commitment to her artistry has resonated strongly with her audience, reaffirming her status as a beloved figure in the music industry.