Mariah Carey, 52, suffers a fashion fail in VERY racy see-through top
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Mariah Carey suffered a busty fashion mistake Monday when she stepped out in NYC with beau Bryan Tanaka in a sassy mesh top.
The pop icon, 52, was at risk of a wardrobe malfunction when she flashed her belongings and midriff in the mesh top, which showed off fabric panels that covered her bust.
The star paired the daring ensemble with leather pants and dazzling heels while holding hands with her beau, 39.
Oh sweetie: Mariah Carey suffered a busty fashion mistake when she stepped out with beau Bryan Tanaka in NYC on Monday in a sassy mesh top
Mariah wore chic shades, a leopard print coat and wore a rich palette of makeup, with her locks worn in soft waves.
Bryan wore a leather jacket paired with a black T-shirt, terracotta pants and red sneakers while holding his lover’s hand.
Carey and Tanaka first met in the mid-2000s, and he accompanied her as a backup dancer on her Adventures of Mimi tour, which took place in 2006.
Before getting involved with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, the artist was famously married to her first husband, music director Tommy Mottola, 72, from 1993 to 1998.
Carey began a short-lived relationship with singer Luis Miguel, which ended in 2001.
Hot gauze! Mariah, smiling confidently, may not have known how revealing her outer garment had become under the bright strobe lights
Wow: The pop icon, 52, was at risk of a wardrobe malfunction when she flashed her assets and midriff in the mesh top, which showed off fabric panels that covered her bust
Big night: Rapper Lil Durk was also seen leaving a sushi restaurant after Mariah and Bryan
She later met Nick Cannon, 42, while she was working on a music video, and the two tied the knot in 2008 before welcoming twins Monroe and Moroccan (11) in 2011.
The former couple eventually broke up and finalized their divorce in 2016.
The singer then became engaged to entrepreneur James Packer, although they eventually went their separate ways.
Until recently, Mariah faced a $20 million copyright lawsuit filed by a writer named Andy Stone, who alleged that her seasonal classic All I Want For Christmas Is You was “derived” from a song he wrote in 1989.
His song was also called All I Want For Christmas Is You, and while the music and lyrics are different, he felt he should have the rights to the name.
But she can now breathe a sigh of relief when the accuser filed his charges, according to court documents that Rolling Stone has seen.
Mariah, who legend has it that once had a concert rider who said she “doesn’t do stairs,” is currently plunging into a quintessential chockablock holiday season.
Beginning next month, she will be bringing her annual Christmas concerts first to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena and then to New York’s Madison Square Garden.
In addition to songs from her two Christmas albums, Mariah will be recording some “I’ve Never Performed Live Before” items, which she recently presented to USA Today.
She hopes to make sure the performances are “as magical as possible,” citing the affection she feels from her fans, who she calls her “lambs.”
“As a child, or even in earlier parts of my career, I often felt unloved,” she confessed. “I’ve certainly never felt unconditional love and that’s what I have with my fans: that connection. So I’m really excited.’
Further in the future, she and her longtime Precious director Lee Daniels are collaborating on a TV movie based on her 2020 memoir The Meaning Of Mariah Carey.
Lovin’ the holidays: The All I Want For Christmas Is You singer makes an annual tradition of announcing she’s ready for Christmas around Halloween