Mariah Carey Song All I Want For Christmas Is You: Singer Tearful During Beacon Theater Concert, Nick Cannon Marriage Troubles Cause For Emotion?
Mariah Carey Song All I Want For Christmas Is You: Singer Tearful During Beacon Theater Concert, Nick Cannon Marriage Troubles Cause For Emotion?
Mariah Carey Song All I Want For Christmas Is You is among the favorites for fans of the talented singer this Christmas and she sang the song at the Beacon Theater in New York. Reports say that Mariah, 45, has enjoyed singing her holiday hits. However, Mariah Carey Song All I Want For Christmas Is You at Monday's performance was less than enjoyable for the singer, who is often compared to legendary musicians like Whitney Houston. In a moment of emotional flurry, Mariah began to cry while singing the all time holiday season favorite 'All I Want For Christmas Is You.'
Critics say that this side of Mariah is not often seen at her appearances, while HollywoodLife reported that the emotional spill-over could be due to her marriage with Nick Cannon falling apart: "[Mariah Carey] clearly is having a very hard time celebrating the holidays without her sidekick, Nick Cannon. This is the first Christmas the pair will celebrate without being madly in love," HollywoodLife reported.
In recent headlines, Mariah was criticized for a live performance at the lighting of the Rockefeller tree, when her voice wasn't up to mark in leaked audio that viraled. At this point, there was a lot of Mariah bashing and a few Twitter comments from fans seemed to raise her status at the Beacon Theater:
But, I just wanna say that @MariahCarey did absolutely amazing tonight at the Beacon Theatre. I am SOOO proud to be a fan.
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So @MariahCarey sounds great at the Beacon Theatre from the videos I'm seeing
At the same time, critics are saying that Mariah is a diva from the 90s and she'd done it all, from the Grammy's to her appearance in the movie, Precious. So, this might be the right time to say, 'she's done enough.'
