Mariah Carey shared a rare family Easter moment with her twins Monroe and Moroccan, whom she shares with ex-husband Nick Cannon, as fans reacted to how much the teenagers resemble both parents in a new holiday photo.
The “Obsessed” singer gave followers a glimpse into her Easter celebration on Sunday, April 5, when she posted an Instagram photo featuring her 14-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan. The family appeared together in a cheerful setting alongside someone dressed as the Easter Bunny, capturing a light holiday moment that quickly drew attention online.
In the photo, Mariah Carey stood smiling beside the Easter Bunny while her children each showed their own personalities. Monroe wore a striped shirt paired with a black sweater and jeans, striking a playful pose as she stuck her tongue out and flashed a peace sign. Moroccan, on the other hand, kept a more composed expression while dressed in a striped button-up shirt layered over a white long sleeve and jeans. Both twins held plush bunnies in their hands as they joined in the Easter festivities.
Mariah Carey captioned the post simply, writing, “Happy Easter!” while giving fans a rare look into her family life with her teenagers.
The post quickly drew reactions in the comments section, where many fans focused on how grown the twins have become. Others pointed out the strong resemblance between Monroe, Moroccan, and their famous parents. Some users wrote that Moroccan looks like a younger version of Nick Cannon, while Monroe was compared to Mariah Carey in her younger years.
The Easter snapshot also highlighted a softer side of Mariah Carey’s family life, which she typically keeps private. While she rarely shares personal moments publicly, she has occasionally offered glimpses into her relationship with her children and her co-parenting dynamic with Nick Cannon, whom she divorced in 2016.
The latest Easter photo added another rare moment to that collection, showing the twins stepping further into their teenage years while still sharing lighthearted family traditions with their mother.
