Mariah Carey and son Moroccan dress up as Alvin and the Chipmunks for Halloween in rare family snap

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As a lifestyle expert with years of experience under my belt, I must say that Mariah Carey and her son Moroccan’s Alvin and the Chipmunks Halloween costume is nothing short of adorable! It’s always heartwarming to see a celebrity spending quality time with their children, especially during special occasions like Halloween.

Mariah Carey and her son Moroccan dressed up as Alvin and the Chipmunks for Halloween.

In pictures shared by his 13-year-old son Moroccan, Carey is seen wearing a pair of fluffy ear headbands and Alvin’s iconic red attire, while the boy himself opted for a blue version of the outfit to resemble Simon from the Alvin and the Chipmunks group.

The duo were also joined by a friend of Moroccan’s who dressed up as Theodore in green.  

Mariah and her son subsequently posted the pictures, with him adding the caption “Happy Halloween! – Seven days on and still going… Heh heh, sorry!” as annotation.

The post also contained snaps of Mariah clad in black catsuit and ears as she posed beside a ghost.

Mariah Carey, along with their 13-year-old daughter Monroe, was once married to Nick Cannon, who currently has 12 children from six different partners.

Moroccan added several emojis to the caption, including a Christmas tree. 

On Friday, Moroccan shared pictures prior to him and his sister performing at their mother’s showcase held at the Hollywood Bowl, where they took the stage together.

Mariah inquired, “How would you all feel if I stepped aside for a short while to switch costumes backstage? What are your thoughts?

After that, she called for her styling team to accompany her off the stage. With a witty remark, she said, “I’m just always in need of a chaperone.

Moroccan was dressed in a red sports jersey and gray pants and headed for a drum set.

Monroe donned a sleek, strapless mini-red dress, fishnet hose paired with black ankle boots, and carried a compact electric guitar.

Afterward, they commenced performing the initial chords from The Waitresses’ Christmas Wrapping tune as additional dancers entered the scene.

As soon as everyone was in place, they began singing the lyrics to the 1981 holiday classic.

The duo later performed a mashup of Let it Snow and Deck the Halls.

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2024-11-11 03:05