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Re: Can I say something? (73,503) (73,508) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Good Lord, stereotypical mess haha but this post basically had me in stitches. (Friday 10 March 2017; 15:40)

Re: Can I say something? (73,498) (73,507) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter He/she is a citizen of the world dahlin'. Like Mariah would say. (Friday 10 March 2017; 15:36)

Re: Can I say something? (73,493) (73,506) by SM from Citizen of the World Thats so funny lol. I can't wait until I wake up and hear Stella was fired. (Friday 10 March 2017; 15:25)

Re: Can I say something? (73,484) (73,505) by Martyn from England, UK Okay I was never on board with this "Edouardo is Stella" conspiracy, but this post has proven it for me. All that's missing is the hashtags. (Friday 10 March 2017; 15:04)

He's French, wow (73,495) (73,504) by Edward from USA So, you think you're French because you uttered the words "Je suis français"? Well, let me go to google and decide where I'm going to be from today: "? ???????". Wow, google allows me to be from anywhere, now I'm Russian. And before your little army of 2.5 followers come in your defense, they should just avoid the embarrassment, you've been exposed. (Friday 10 March 2017; 14:47)

Re: Can I say something? (73,495) (73,503) by Andrew from UK You couldn't point to France on a map. Of France. Given to you by a guy wearing a tight black and white striped t-shirt and a beret. With garlic around his neck. Cigarette stuck to his lip. Hanging out of a Citroen. Playing an accordion. Saying, "Allo Madame, would you like to see zis ere map of France I juz bought in ze Map of France Shop on ze Champs Elysee." I have to go with my new gay lover Eric on this one. If you were French, in France, your email address would more than likely have a .fr domain. Seeing as he thinks you are Stella, I would imagine that your email address, which he can see, doesn't have a .fr domain. Also: you're Stella. [Webmaster: His e-mailadress is from laposte.net.] (Friday 10 March 2017; 13:26)

Re: Can I say something? (73,484) (73,502) by RibbonB from USA Stella's parenting is "not right" so why should a hardworking bellydancer expect a negligent parent to fix anything? Stella should teach her teen to tip properly and prevent this kind of bullying from ever happening again. Better yet, she should teach her children to act like children not wanna be strippers, or belly dancers. Stella and Mishka need to learn not to mess with a belly dancer's veil or their tip. (Friday 10 March 2017; 13:20)

Re: Mariah signing to Parkwood Ent. (73,491) (73,501) by RibbonB from USA Hmmm this might be good, well anything might be good as long as it doesn't include Stella and the hired hand dancer. If this is true, I bet there is more to it than folks might think. (Friday 10 March 2017; 13:05)

Re: Article: Mariah Carey wrecks Dubai bellydancer's show (73,496) (73,500) by Musti from UK I completely agree. I'll play fair and say we don't know if and how much of this story has been fabricated. It sounds very bizarre that anyone would approach a belly-dancer regarding concerns over their outfit. In any event, thanks to Mariah's obsession with lingerie, dem kids have likely already seen it all. (Friday 10 March 2017; 12:45)

Re: Can I say something? (73,497) (73,499) by Shezz from Pk Mimi L. stop before she calls you a relic and tries to slay you and calls you dumb. (Friday 10 March 2017; 12:42)

Re: Can I say something? (73,495) (73,498) by Shezz from Pk I thought you were Russian? (Friday 10 March 2017; 12:38)

Re: Can I say something? (73,495) (73,497) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Did you Google Translate that? And anyways "Je suis Francaise" and "Je m'appelle blah blah" and "Comment ca-va?" are very common phrases that even some English speakers know so what's your point? (Friday 10 March 2017; 12:08)

Article: Mariah Carey wrecks Dubai bellydancer's show (73,496) by this_is_qhm from the Philippines Two things: 1. It just seems a little hypocritical for the person who allows and probably even encourages Mariah to wear the parade of tacky outfits we have been subjected to over the last two years, not to mention whose daughter most likely had a hand in picking those terrible outfits and posting them for the entire world to see, to be suddenly worried about having kids around to see "things" that the belly dancer might show. The poor dancer's ensemble probably even looked more decent than anything this dumb mother-daughter tandem allowed Mariah to be photographed in. Please, even if the dancer happened to also be a hooker, she'd still have more class in her eyelash than both Stella and Mishka have combined. Besides, knowing what Mariah has been wearing, Roc and Roe have probably already seen everything. When Roc says "boobies and butts", you know they're already up to speed. 2. I have pretty much learned to accept that Mariah has submitted herself completely to Stella's top-notch skills as a manager. So when stories like these come up, I just have to repeat Mariah's own words - it just don't get any better. (Friday 10 March 2017; 11:46)

Re: Can I say something? (73,493) (73,495) by Edouard from France Are you stupid or what? Je suis français [censored]. (Friday 10 March 2017; 11:25)

Re: Can I say something? (73,486) (73,494) by MusicfanJ from Germany They truly present what a lot of wealthy people think, that they can do what they want with no respect to others. And even if everybody was a little crazy at the teenage time, this is a behavior which shouldn't be tolerate. The world has enough dummies with no good behavior. Parents should educate children to be nice and respectful persons no matter how rich and "famous" they are. I hope Roc and Roe won't get inluenced by all the actions. Kids just do what they know and see. (Friday 10 March 2017; 11:13)

Re: Can I say something? (73,484) (73,493) by Andrew from UK Madame Stella, it wasn't that your daughter was rude, per se, it was that she was an abusive little c u next Tuesday. An employee of the establishment isn't going to complain to an international superstar's entourage, she would likely be dismissed and kiss ass apologies offered. Your c u next Tuesday spawn took advantage of this to abuse the employee and you sat there and watched. You deserve a punch in the c u next Tuesday for being an appalling mother and not instilling any morals in your child. I pity Mariah that her life has become such that she has to hang around with you and your spawn. And I have my money on you not even being able to point to France on a map. Of France. (Friday 10 March 2017; 11:04)

Re: Stella and Miskha (73,473) (73,492) by MusicfanJ from Germany Unbelievable if this is true. I feel sorry for the belly dancer. How awkward for every educated human being. Again I can't stand Stella and her daughter isn't any better. She's a stupid teen and a fame-hungry wannabe. Since they are on Mariah's "side" everything gets worst. Never thought Mariah would hang out with such people and allow them what they're doing. Nick should talk to his ex-wife and mother of his children if he cares at least a little bit. Real friends seems not left since the "poison-gang" is celebrating their moments in the spotlight. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:59)

Re: Mariah signing to Parkwood Ent. (73,480) (73,491) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter That is great news if it's true. I hope the negotiation pulls through and they are included in Mariah's team. I can't deal with any more unprofessional idiots in Mariah's team. Beyonce's shows are always rich in visuals and creativity. I would love for that to be incorporated in Mariah's show. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:49)

Re: Article: Mariah Carey wrecks Dubai bellydancer's show (73,479) (73,490) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter I can't say I feel bad for Mariah here because Mariah being the boss and adult should have stopped them immediately. Instead of sitting to watch a second show and allowing Mishka to pull a stupid stunt by getting on stage. She should have left them all at home because this isn't the first time they've been embarrassing and obnoxious in public. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:48)

Re: Stella and Miskha (73,478) (73,489) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter Stella should stop using the "empower women" crap everywhere because she's cheapening it. A picture of Mishka suggestively eating a candyfloss is followed by a big caption about how she tells her kids they can do whatever and be whoever and then the "empower women" hashtag. A pic of Sasha doing a split is also followed by the "empower women hashtag", a picture of Stella and Mishka flipping the middle finger is also followed by the "empower women" hashtag. A picture of Mishka bar tending is followed by the same hashtag. Stella is a mess. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:46)

Re: Stella and Miskha (73,473) (73,488) by Mimi L. from Empower Your Highlighter This is what happens when you don't educate your child and don't teach them manners and respect. This is also what happens when you keep flipping your middle finger and using a foul mouth in front of your kids and they pick up on it and think it's cool. Stella is not empowering her kids, she's turning them into unprofessional disrespectful mess like her. Roc and Roe wouldn't know any better (and I'm not just saying this because they are Mariah's kid) because they are kids and from the age of 3 to 5. When Stella came along they've had the companionship of Mishka and Sasha constantly without any other friends so they'll start behaving like them eventually. Remember the video we saw of them playing that game in the hotel with Sasha and then Sasha talks about making out? Mishka has always looked insolent and bratty and it was confirmed by her appearance on MW. Stella and her kids have never traveled the world with A-list treatment before so now they suddenly think they are royalty, but they should remember that they are only the help. And because they think they are royalty they have lost their minds and don't know how to act so they think they can do whatever they want, but why didn't Mariah stop Mishka? I'm getting second hand embarrassment just thinking about Mishka wearing a veil and pretending to pole dance on a cane. What a joke. And how disrespectful of her to touch belongings of someone else without their permission, but of course mommy didn't get time to teach manners because she's too busy leeching of others to compensate for her lack of professionalism. Mariah should have ordered Mishka to get of stage immediately and apologize to the dancer for everything. It's ruining Mariah's brand because no one gives two craps about Mishka and Stella, it's always going to be "Mariah's team". (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:42)

Re: You've been censored (73,474) (73,487) by Felix Pires from Holland And another one. Whoop whoop. Well said. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:30)

Re: Can I say something? (73,484) (73,486) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands Stella, if you don't want your daughter to be bullied, maybe you should keep her in place. (Friday 10 March 2017; 10:15)

Re: Can I say something? (73,484) (73,485) by Lexingz from Estonia I used to work as a full time teacher at a school for really wealthy kids for 2 years. The kids there tried to pull stuff like that all the time. I could try and reason with them and teach and discipline them but that was just the level of respect they had for a person doing their job. I think she was very right to speak up. Otherwise it will just give all of them an impression that what happened was ok. (Friday 10 March 2017; 09:56)

Can I say something? (73,484) by Edouard from France Yeah I understand what some of you say about Stella's daughter. It was rude (if that's what truly happened). But I remember doing stupid thing when I was 13 too. Also, I'm kinda glad she only gave 4 dollars, not because the dancer didn't deserve more, but because it would have been even more weird had she given a 100 dollar bill. Plus, I have to say that this dancer is probably seeking publicity. And when you think about it it's not what a grown person should do (telling a magazine) about the behaviour of a child. She should have complained to her mother. Period. It's actually a form of bullying (so too speak) to accuse a child in a newspaper. It's not right when you think about it. (Friday 10 March 2017; 09:39)

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