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Mariah Carey: Motherhood Hardest Job in the World, Calls Nick Hands-on Dad
Mariah Carey talks about being a new mom
Mariah Carey may be keeping her twins’ photos out of the spotlight, but that doesn’t mean she’st stopped talking to the media!
In UK’s OK! Magazine, Mariah talks about her new role as a mother and how well Nick Cannon is adapting as a new daddy.
Mariah Carey has a new found appreciation and respect for mothers, noting, “It’s hard to have kids in this world.” Mariah adds, “I have so much respect for mothers everywhere, especially those who’ve had difficult pregnancies or given birth to multiples.”
Read what Mariah Carey said about sharing photos of her twins… we’re waiting, patiently!
Mariah also calls motherhood “the hardest job in the world,” and no doubt she’s getting a double dose with twin babies Monroe and Morrocan!
Still, you have to wonder just how much help Mariah Carey gets with taking care of her little ones. While I don’t dispute that motherhood is the hardest job in the world, it’s got to be a smidge easier when you have nannies to pitch in!
And just how is Nick Cannon adjusting? Mariah says Nick already has a way with kids, noting, “He’s so nurturing, loving and fun. He definitely will be a hands-on dad.”
Mariah does touch a bit on raising the kids in a celebrity home, sharing, “It’s going to be a delicate balance between raising them around glitz and glamour and keeping them grounded. One thing I’m sure of is that I’ll be grateful for the twins every day, no matter what.”
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