Mariah Carey shows off her slimmer figure in skintight dress with revealing neckline

Worldwide known singer and songwriter Mariah Carrey took to her Instagram account to share a photo of her during an interview she had with Jimmy Kimmel.

In the image, Kimmel and Carrey are seen next to each other on the Jimmy Kimmel Show’s studio wearing black outfits. However, Carrey’s dress was the highlight of the night, especially for her deep neckline.

Her number consisted of a short black gown that had a V-cut cleavage that enhanced her busty figure. Apart from that, her shiny necklace attracted more attention toward her breasts.

As soon as she uploaded that photo, her fans and followers took to the comment section to share their thoughts. Many of them, including Instagram users Erick Gonzalez and Martina Manalang, labeled her as ‘skinny legend.’

The truth is that Carey’s figure looked way slimmer and her followers quickly noticed that aspect.

In the interview she had with Kimmel, several aspects of her life and work were addressed. However, one of the things that attracted more attention was Carey's stories about her 7-year-old twins.

After admitting that both of her children were talented singers, Kimmel asked Carey which one of them was the best singer.

Of course, Carey told him that she couldn’t say that on camera because they would watch the show and the ‘worst’ singer would feel bad about it.

Later, she confessed that her son, Roc, was a technological genius and that he even ordered a dog online. Carey said that Roc’s father, Nick Cannon, got a call from the store where Roc had ordered the pup telling him that the dog was ready.

Clearly surprised, Cannon said that he didn’t order any dog. Carey later admitted that they canceled the dog delivery because they had several pets already.

She pointed out that she must control what he does on the IPad because, otherwise, he would charge $5,000 for something.

Roc and Roe, Carey’s children, have a bright future ahead, especially if they follow her mother’s footsteps.