(Scypre.com) – Over the past weekend, Mariah Carey faced an unimaginable tragedy as she lost both her mother, Patricia, and her sister, Alison, on the same day. The singer shared the heartbreaking news with People magazine, expressing her profound grief and the difficulty of the situation.
“My heart is broken that I’ve lost my mother this past weekend. Sadly, in a tragic turn of events, my sister lost her life on the same day,” Carey revealed in her statement to the outlet. She also reflected on the time spent with her mother before her passing, stating, “I feel blessed that I was able to spend the last week with my mom before she passed. I appreciate everyone’s love and support and respect for my privacy during this impossible time.”
Details surrounding the deaths of Patricia and Alison were not disclosed by Carey, and her representatives did not respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital for further comment.
This tragic news comes after a tumultuous history within the Carey family. In 2020, Alison Carey filed a lawsuit against their mother, Patricia, alleging that she was subjected to severe sexual abuse as a child during Satanic worship meetings. According to the lawsuit, Alison claimed that Patricia allowed and encouraged several men to commit acts of sexual abuse against her, including forcible touching and first-degree sexual assault. The alleged abuse took place during late-night Satanic rituals, which also reportedly involved ritual sacrifices and forced Alison to witness disturbing sexual acts between adults and children.
Mariah Carey has previously addressed her complex relationship with her mother in her 2020 memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey. She described their bond as a “complicated love” filled with conflicting emotions. “Our relationship is a prickly rope of pride, pain, shame, gratitude, jealousy, admiration, and disappointment. A complicated love tethers my heart to my mother’s,” Carey wrote, expressing the deep emotional complexity of their connection.
Despite the difficulties, Mariah dedicated part of her memoir to her mother, acknowledging Patricia’s efforts in her own way. “And to Pat, my mother, who, through it all, I do believe actually did the best she could,” Carey wrote. “I will love you the best I can, always.”
The loss of both her mother and sister on the same day adds another chapter of sorrow and complexity to the singer’s life, marked by both profound love and painful memories.