Twitter fans were so impressed with the cake, calling Carey the “queen of baking.” Even the Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro applauded Carey on her cake-making skills. “@MariahCarey is baking like a Boss! Who wants to eat some Cake?! @CarlosBakery,” the pastry chef tweeted at Carey.
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This wasn’t Carey’s first foray in the kitchen — she actually loves to cook, especially during the holidays. “People don’t believe I cook. They think I’m lying. Lots of people are like, ‘she don’t cook’ but the truth is I do, and I actually love cooking,” she told GQ in an interview back in December. “But the truth is that I actually love cooking. I don’t usually cook during the year until Christmastime but I’ve been cooking a little bit more recently because my kids kind of like it when I cook.”
Aside from cooking, Carey has kept busy during quarantine by singing live during virtual concerts. She delivered an intimate performance when she closed out the iHeart Living Room Concert for America on Sunday, March 29, on FOX with her hit 1996 track, “Always Be My Baby.”
After fellow music icon Elton John warmly introduced her as “the best-selling female artist of all time,” Carey, appeared onscreen before viewers watching at home, from her in-home studio in New York City.
“I just wanted to say hi to everybody out there that’s staying home and keeping up the morale,” Carey shared before her part of the musical hour. “This is not easy by yourself so I’m very thankful we have Daniel Moore in his home studio working, playing some nice piano for us.”
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