Mariah Carey, the iconic singer known for her 5-octave voice range and a string of hits that have explained decades, has always been one to captivate public.

It’s no surprise that her twins, Moroccan and Monroe, inherited a bit of that spotlight by default.

As they have grown older, their goals and personalities have come into fame, and like any parent, Carey has been protective and discerning about their focus to the limelight.

Recently, news surfaced about Nick Cannon’s idea of forming a band with his kids. The concept appear innovative – a chance for his kids to bond and potentially pave their way in the entertainment industry.

Given Cannon’s history in music and tv, it looked like to be a feasible decision that could bring forth a unique blend of talent.

Carey’s daughter, Monroe, was her 1^st born.

The “Obsessed” singer wrote in her 2020 memoir, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey,” that she wanted both of her children to share her initials.

She marked that her daughter’s moniker was inspired by Marilyn Monroe; however, Carey refers to her as Roe. (Unlike Moroccan, Monroe doesn’t have an amid name.)

Much like her mom, the youngster proved she has a set of pipes when she performed “Always Be My Baby” onstage in Los Angeles in 2017.

In a 2023 interview on the “Howie Mandel Does Stuff” podcast, Cannon discovered the twins as “so intelligent” and “in tune with their own values.”

“It’s my 1^st time having 12-year-olds, and I have a set of them! And we’re having real conversations,” he stated.

“Because, you know, their lives are far from normal. Their mom is one of the biggest entertainers to ever live — and their dad is me.”