The paparazzo shamelessly called the diva out, 'Watch your cholesterol!' when she was stepping out of a restaurant with beau Bryan Tanaka.
- Aug 3, 2017
AceShowbiz - After delivering show-stopping performances at the Hollywood Bowl a few days ago, Mariah Carey went on a dinner date with her boyfriend Bryan Tanaka. The two seemed to enjoy the dinner as they were seen stepping out of the restaurant with big smiles on their faces. As expected, fans and paparazzi were waiting for the diva outside the posh eatery, asking for autographs and taking some photos.
However, Mariah's delightful night was suddenly ruined when a paparazzo shouted, "Mariah, watch you cholesterol!" Not stopping there, the pap then remarked, "What did you have for dinner? Lots of steak?" We could definitely see hurt in her eyes while she kept smiling widely.
🚫 A paparazzi to Mariah Carey " Watch your cholesterol " and " lots of steak " 😐 You could see the hurt in her eyes when he said that 🚫 pic.twitter.com/zheHdkr2QO
— CTTAFM 🌊 (@parisforce) 2 Agustus 2017
Later that day, Mariah took to Instagram to share a photo taken from the date night. The pic saw her giving an eyeful of her cleavage in a plunging black dress. The diva was leaning back to her beau, who kissed her cheek and hugged her from behind. "After the show it's the after party," so she captioned the pic.
Shortly after she shared the photo, the "Without You" hitmaker was targeted by vile online trolls. The trolls unfairly body shamed her and flooded the comment section with mean remarks. "Mariah, you need to lose some weight cause your starting to look like a whale," an Instagram user commented, while another wrote, "You need to cover those airbags, you're not young anymore it's gross."
As previously reported, Mariah was said to be having trouble walking due to her overweight. A medical expert revealed that the 48-year-old singer might face "osteoarthritis of hips, and there are 65 illness-including heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and three cancers-that can result from obesity and affect women."
