Mariah Carey was influenced by her mother’s influence as her offspring.
The 0-year-old singer has been busy in recent weeks promoting his new memoir “The Meaning of Mariah Carey”, which is set to drop tomorrow.
One of the issues she discusses in the book is her relationship with her mother, who was allegedly jealous of the up-and-coming musician.
Carrie’s mother was Patricia, a Juliard-trained opera singer.
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“My mother is a very talented singer … I have always been credited with exposing me to music, really [not] Saying … ‘If I make it,’ [but to] Say ‘when I make it,’ “we reflected the singer” with Belong. ” It’s such a complex relationship. “
Kerry further alleged that Patricia once told him that Kerry should be “half-singer” or “her only” hope given by CBS’s Gail King.
“It had a definite effect on me,” Carey admitted. “I don’t even know if she’ll remember it. It’s a statement I’ve had all my life. You have to be very careful what you say.”
Fox News’ attempts to reach Patricia failed.
The singer said such comments have also affected the way Carey treats her children.
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“… with my kids, I really try to acknowledge their talents and when they can draw a picture for me or sing or dance or do anything, I let them know it’s about them and their happiness. There is also. ” She explained. “For me, it always feels safe for the kids and they seem to have seen and heard and they know they love unconditionally and even then I will be there for them.”
Carrie is the mother of nine-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe, whom she shares with ex-husband Nick Cannon.
She explained in detail: “It’s very important to me because growing up and being alone at home in this dangerous situation was traumatic.”
Maria Carey will release a memoir titled “The Meaning of Maria Carey” on September 29. (Photo by Evan Agostini / Invision / AP)
Carey said that writing the book was about “salvation.” [her] The inner child, that little girl who never really seems to have seen or heard. “
She added that she had become poor and “struggled with race and identity” and “remained intimidated.”
“There was a lot of unrest in my house – if there was one – and I had trouble coming from such a dysfunctional family,” he said.
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In the interview, the music icon also mentions being at the home of a so-called friend, when she was “in the corner” before her friends “when the use of the n-word began frequently and from above.”
Carey also touched on her marriage to music executive Tommy Mottola.
“At the very beginning, I felt protected by him, I definitely felt we had a definite bond in music. I felt like he believed in me,” he shared. “It was huge. As a person I didn’t feel that support, though. I didn’t like the fact that I also found myself to be a man with my own feelings and thoughts and needs.”
Maria Carey (left) was married to music executive Tommy Mottola (right) during 1993-98. (Photo by Life Picture Collection by Marion Curtis / DMI / Getty Images)
Carrie continued, calling the relationship with unbalanced “power dynamics” “squid.”
“It’s ironic, my voice was being heard by millions of people on that controlled label, but my real voice – as a woman, as a man – was really pushed and not promoted.” “I don’t know what would have happened if I hadn’t emerged from it.”
The two were married during 1993-98.
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The musician explained that whether she believes she is involved with Mottola or not, she would still have become a star because she always believed that her music would become popular and that she would “overcome” her past.
