Singer Mariah Carey has returned to work after the recent loss of her mom and sister. The singer has shared a passionate Instagram post saying thanks to fans for their support and at the same time, announcing her impending shows in China and Brazil.
On Sunday, September 8, the 55 year-old singer, shared a video post on Instagram featuring herself rehearsing ahead of her forthcoming shows in China and Brazil.
Before telling her fans that she would be seeing them in China, Carey sang a slow version of her 2005 single “It’s Like That” in the footage.
She wrote in the upload’s caption that she was “back at work” and thanked fans for their much-appreciated support during her challenging period.
“It’s been a couple of rough weeks, but I appreciate everyone’s love and support so much, and I can’t wait to see my fans in China and Brazil. Love you!”
Carey affirmed the loss of her mom, Patricia, and sister, Alison, on August 27. She lost both relatives the earlier weekend.
“My heart is broken that I’ve lost my mother this past weekend. Sadly, in a tragic turn of events, my sister lost her life on the same day,” the Grammy winner told the outlet at the time. The singer noted that she felt blessed to have spent the last week with her mother before her passing. “I appreciated everyone’s love, support and respect for my privacy during this impossible time,” she said with pains.
Before passing away in her New York residence, Alison Carey, Mariah’s sister, had a difficult life. She got sick for some time, and after a month, she passed on.
Carey was alienated from her family for a long time before Patricia and Alison’s demises. She revealed in her 2020 memoir, ‘The Meaning of Mariah Carey’, that for the sake of her sanity and peace of mind, her therapist encouraged her to rename and reframe her family.
Mariah gave the advice and gave her mother the name Pat in her book. Her siblings, Morgan and Alison, became her ex-sibling and ex-sister, respectively.
Meanwhile, Marey Carey has a Christmas tour scheduled, titled— ‘Mariah Carey’s Christmas Time’. The gig will kick off in Highland, California, on November 6 and will end on December 17 in Brooklyn, New York.
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