PHOTOSMariah Carey Returns To Sin City For A Brand New Vegas Residency Amid Sexual Harassment Claims
Oct. 2 2020, Updated 8:43 p.m. ET
Mariah Carey might have a whole lot of drama surrounding her, but it's not stopping her from pursuing her first love — music. The "Butterfly" singer just announced that she’ll be taking Sin City by storm this summer for another Las Vegas residency. Click through to read more about her upcoming performances!
It was just this month when Mariah’s ex-manager Stella Bulochnikov accused her of sexual harassment, claiming the pop star “did sexual things in her presence.” About a week after that, Mariah’s team clapped back with a statement addressing the claims, simply saying, they “won’t respond to lies and threats.”
And around that same time, Mariah went public with her bipolar disorder diagnosis, assuring fans that she’s “just in a really good place right now.” So, it's safe to say, the mom of two (she has 7-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan) has had a lot going on lately.
But, some good news has finally come her way. Mariah just announced an all-new Las Vegas residency, which kicks off in July, titled “The Butterfly Returns.” The “Butterfly” is an ode to her hit 1997 album, but this concert will highlight the 48-year-old’s extensive catalog.
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She took to Twitter early Monday morning to make the announcement, stating that she’s “thrilled to be returning to the Colloseum at Caesar’s Palace” with a special note that members of her fan club can get a jump on pre-sale tickets as early as May 1!
Just three years ago, Mariah slayed audiences with her first Vegas residency in 2015, titled “Mariah Carey’s #1s.” According to a statement from Live Nation and Caesar’s Palace, “The Butterfly Returns” will “spotlight a more intimate performance.”
What do you think about Mariah returning for a new Vegas residency amid the sexual harassment claims against her and her battle with bipolar disorder? Sound off in the comment section!
