When she debuted in 1990, Carey was nominated for five Grammys, including Album of the Year, and won two: Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for her debut single, “Vision of Love,” and Best New Artist. Despite nine further nominations during the Nineties, and a 11 consecutive number one hits, she didn’t win a single other Grammy that decade.

Legendary pop icon Mariah Carey has revealed that she is still hoping to release the infamous secret grunge album that she recorded in the mid-90s.

During a 2022 interview with Rolling Stone, Mariah Carey spoke of the album. Carey’s version of Chick’s (her alt-rock alias) 1995 album Someone’s Ugly Daughter, exists, and the singer now possesses it. Carey told the outlet that the album could receive a re-release with her vocals attached somewhere down the line.

Pop superstar Mariah Carey has admitted she's still hoping to release her secret grunge album which was recorded back in the 1990s - admitting she's "mad" it's been buried for so many years.

Mariah Carey may seem like a diva at times, but she really solidified that status on Wednesday’s upcoming episode of Las Culturistas podcast. The “I Don’t Think So Honey” segment of the podcast showcased quite possibly one of Carey’s most pretentious guest appearances yet.