Mariah Carey’s twins, Moroccan and Monroe, look all grown up in rare photos

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They’ll always be her babies.

Mariah Carey’s twins, Moroccan and Monroe, look all grown up in rare snaps shared by their mom.

The pop icon posted photo booth pictures of herself with the 15-year-olds via Instagram on Thursday.

“Twinning 💕,” she captioned the sweet upload, in which the trio could be seen making funny faces and holding up peace signs.

Mariah Carey’s twins, Moroccan and Monroe, look all grown up in photo booth snaps shared by their mom on Thursday. mariahcarey/Instagram
“Twinning 💕,” Carey captioned the rare upload of her 15-year-olds (pictured in April). Instagram/@mariahcarey

Fans in the comments section couldn’t believe how grown up the musician’s children are — and how much they resemble Carey.

“Twins? I see triplets here 😍✨🥰,” one wrote.

“not babies anymore ❤️,” another added.

A third added, “omg I remember when you first had them🥺”

The pop icon’s fans couldn’t believe how much Monroe (pictured left) and Morroccan (pictured right) have grown. mariahcarey/Instagram
“omg I remember when you first had them,” one fan commented, while another noted the teens are “not babies anymore.” Instagram/mariahcarey

Carey, 57, shares her twins with ex-husband Nick Cannon. The former couple wed in 2008 before welcoming their two kids in 2011.

The “We Belong Together” songstress and Cannon, 45, separated in 2014 and finalized their divorce in 2016.

Back in May, the comedian revealed that while Moroccan is allowed to date, his sister Monroe isn’t getting the same treatment.

“My son been dating and I’ve allowed it,” Cannon said on the “TMZ Podcast,” adding, “I’ve encouraged it.”

Carey shares her twins with ex-husband Nick Cannon (pictured in happier times). They were married from 2008 to 2016. Mariah Carey/Instagram
Back in May, the comedian (pictured with his family in 2018) revealed he allows his son to date but not his daughter. FilmMagic

When asked if he had the same rules for his daughter, he said, “No, absolutely not … [it’s] absolutely a double standard.”

“First of all — and I know I get in trouble a lot because I say things with my chest — but there is a difference when parenting a son and when parenting a daughter,” he continued.

“I am more protective of my daughter because there’s things out there that I have to protect my daughter from.”

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The exes have decided to keep their kids (pictured when they were younger) largely out of the spotlight. Instagram/mariahcarey
The musician does share photos of them for big events like Christmas (as seen above). mariahcarey/Instagram

He added, “Like, as we know, there’s certain types of individuals that you want to keep your daughter away from. My son, it’s a different conversation when he’s going out into the dating world.”

The exes have chosen to keep their kids largely out of the spotlight, but have shared photos of them for holidays and milestones.

In March, the Grammy winner hilariously crashed Moroccan’s Twitch livestream, embarrassing him with her impromptu appearance.

In March, Carey hilariously crashed Morroccan’s Twitch stream, embarrassing her son. moroccancannon/Instagram
At the time, the teen (pictured with his mom and sister in March) sweetly told his mom he loved her and said he would join her later. mariahcarey/Instagram

“Chat my mom’s here,” he announced on on the stream before asking his famous mom if she would like to say “hi” to his viewers.

“Hi guys,” she said. “I want them to know that I love them.”

Moroccan quickly cut off the interaction, but told his mother that he loved her before promising to join her after he finished his stream.

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