Mariah Carey Reveals Why She Did Not Include Rocky Engagement to James Packer in Her Memoir

Mariah Carey is continuing to dish on the good, the bad, and the ugly of her life.

Mariah Carey, 50, could be sitting on another Christmas classic. The superstar revealed to Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live that a version of “Where Are You Christmas?” with her vocals after Everything Iconic host Danny Pellegrino wrote in with a question. “Mariah co-wrote ‘Where Are You Christmas?’ sung by Faith Hill on The Grinch soundtrack,” Andy read.

The Meaning of Mariah Carey, saying: "If it was a relationship that mattered, it's in the book. If not, it didn't occur.”I'm...I-N-S-P-I-R-E-D.

Mariah Carey seemed happy to spill the tea on many of her relationships in her new memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey — with one notable exception. She didn’t have the ink to spare on ex-fiancé James Packer.

Mariah Carey is getting candid about why she chose not to include her 2016 engagement to billionaire businessman James Packer in her new memoir, .The 50-year-old chart topper was asked in a new interview with about the fact that she didn't divulge any details about her engagement to Packer in her book, and it's clear she doesn't even want to waste any interview time on the topic either. “If it was a relationship that mattered, it’s in the book.

Mariah Carey mentioned many relationships in her new memoir, but her ex-fiancé James Packer didn’t make the pages. In a recent interview, the singer gave a harshly honest reason for why the Australian billionaire wasn’t discussed in “The Meaning of Mariah Carey.” Packer, 53, proposed to Carey, 50, in January 2016 after six months of dating.The couple reportedly split in October that same year.

While you may not find Mariah Carey shading James Packer in her memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey, Mimi made her stance on her ex-fiancé perfectly clear in a new interview with The Guardian on October 5. In case you were wondering why the “Always Be My Baby” singer, 50, didn’t include her relationship with the Australian billionaire, 53, anywhere in her book, it’s because Carey doesn’t think their engagement “mattered.”

Mariah Carey is getting candid about why she chose not to include her 2016 engagement to billionaire businessman James Packer in her new memoir, .The 50-year-old chart topper was asked in a new interview with about the fact that she didn't divulge any details about her engagement to Packer in her book, and it's clear she doesn't even want to waste any interview time on the topic either. “If it was a relationship that mattered, it’s in the book.

Mariah Carey got “extraordinarily honest” in her memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey, according to The Guardian, but there are some noteworthy exclusions from her tell-all. For example, nowhere in her new book does she mention her short-lived love affair with Australian billionaire James Packer.

Mariah Carey surprised readers of her memoir The Meaning of Mariah when she excluded her romance with Australian billionaire James Packer.

Mariah Carey has revealed further details of her secretly-recorded 1995 alt-rock album, ‘Someone’s Ugly Daughter’, which she released under the moniker, Chick.The singer broke the news late last week on Twitter, in an extract shared from her memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey.Carey captioned the post: “Fun fact: I did an alternative album while I was making [1995 album] ‘Daydream’. Just for laughs, but it got me through some dark days.

Now this all makes sense! Several times over the past two decades, Mariah Carey has thrown shade at Jennifer Lopez, claiming she “doesn’t know her.” In her new memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey, the 50-year-old singing icon manages to lay out how her ex-husband, then Sony Music boss Tommy Mottola was trying to allegedly derail her career, and tried to use a sample Mimi had on her 2001 hit “Loverboy” to give to “another female entertainer on their label (whom I don’t know).” WHO SHE DOESN’T

Mariah Carey is opening up like never before.