Mariah Carey Says Ageing Isn’t Real: I Just Don’t Believe in Time

Mariah Carey says she doesn’t believe in time or ageing, calls herself “eternally 12,” and refuses to celebrate birthdays, embracing a timeless lifestyle.

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Global pop sensation Mariah Carey is once again making headlines—this time for her unapologetically unique take on time and ageing. At 56, the singer says the concept of time simply doesn't apply to her.

I Don’t Believe in Time

In a recent radio interview, Mariah was asked about her views on birthdays and ageing. Her response was classic Mariah:

“That is true… I just don’t believe in it.”

When asked whether she meant time zones or literal time, she doubled down:

“No, just time. Yeah… just let it go.”

Mariah further clarified that she doesn’t celebrate birthdays at all.

“I don’t have a birthday… anniversaries, yes.”

It’s a sentiment she’s echoed for years famously referring to herself as “eternally 12” and often avoiding any direct mention of her age.

It’s a sentiment she’s echoed for years, famously referring to herself as “eternally 12” and often avoiding any direct mention of her aging.

Embracing Timelessness in Style

According to Mariah, aging is simply not part of her reality. She’s made it clear that she sees time as a construct, not something that controls her body, beauty, or creativity.

And it’s hard to argue with her. Known for her glowing skin and youthful aura, she sticks to a strict beauty and wellness routine: minimal makeup, careful lighting, a carb-free diet of salmon and capers, and reportedly up to 15 hours of sleep a night. She’s also said to indulge in late-night massages to unwind.

Still Turning Heads, Still Breaking the Mold

Mariah, born on March 27, 1969, has sold over 200 million records, won five Grammys, and remained one of the most recognizable voices in the world. Yet despite the numbers, she refuses to let them define her.

Her recent Las Vegas performances have sparked some online chatter, with fans noting her slower on-stage movement. While some wondered if she was holding back, others defended her, praising her vocal power and reminding the world of her legendary status.

Published by Komal Singh