Mariah Carey’s twins, Monroe and Moroccan, appeared to have grown up quite a bit in their Christmas photos for 2025, captured with their famous mother.

The iconic singer, known for her holiday hit “All I Want for Christmas is You,” seemed petite next to her 14-year-old children—whom she co-parents with ex-husband Nick Cannon—in an Instagram post shared on Friday.

Adding a fun touch to the snapshot, Monroe and Moroccan celebrated their mom by wearing identical sweatshirts emblazoned with the title of her famous Christmas song and featuring her image on the front.

Carey exuded pride as she stood between her teenagers, her face lit up with a radiant smile.

For the occasion, she was elegantly dressed in a sparkling red, long-sleeved gown paired with black tights and heels, showcasing her signature glamour.

Days prior, the songstress shared another set of Christmas Eve photos showing this year’s visit from Santa Claus.

Cannon did not appear to join Carey and their kids for the holiday as he wasn’t pictured. Though, he managed to take several Christmas photoshoots with some of his other children’s moms including Abby De La Rosa and Bre Tiesi.

However, he appeared to have spent some time with his daughter Monroe earlier this week, according to his Tuesday Instagram post.

In addition to his twins with Carey, 56, the “Wild N’ Out” host, 45, is also father to son Golden “Sagon,” daughter Powerful Queen, and son Rise Messiah, all of whom he welcomed with Brittany Bell; twin sons Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin, whom he shares with De la Rosa; son Onyx, whom he welcomed with Lanisha Cole; son Legendary, whom he welcomed with Tiesi; and daughter Halo, whom he shares with model Alyssa Scott.

He also fathered a son with Scott, Zen, who died in December 2021 due to a brain tumor.

Despite the big family, Monroe made her stance with the rest of her 10 siblings clear in November as she seemingly shaded them with an Instagram message.

“Clearing something up guys, I only have ONE brother,” Monroe wrote via her Instagram Story, tagging her twin brother, Moroccan.

She went on to acknowledge that she has “other half-siblings from [her] dad,” but noted “they are all many years younger than me.”