Mariah Carey is still devastated over her split from Nick Cannon.
The 44-year-old singer, who separated from
the America's Got Talent host over the
summer after six years of marriage, is
reportedly suffering from severe insomnia
because she's a ''mess.''
A source close to the #Beautiful hitmaker,
who has three-year-old twins Monroe and
Moroccan with Nick, is frustrated that she no
longer has the happy family unit she wants
and ''can't sleep."
The couple have yet to file for divorce and
friends believe Mariah is eager for a
reconciliation.
The insider told Us Weekly magazine that she isn't ready to "give up the idea of a happy family."
The Hero hitmaker broke down in tears while performing at the Beacon Theatre in New York City last week.
Nick recently insisted he and the blonde
beauty would always be family despite
reports their split was getting contentious.
Asked about their plans for Christmas, he
said: "Always focus on family. We'll forever
be family.
"At the same time, we're there for our
children, making them the No. 1 priority and
understanding they're loved and can have an
amazing holiday."
The 44-year-old singer, who separated from
the America's Got Talent host over the
summer after six years of marriage, is
reportedly suffering from severe insomnia
because she's a ''mess.''
A source close to the #Beautiful hitmaker,
who has three-year-old twins Monroe and
Moroccan with Nick, is frustrated that she no
longer has the happy family unit she wants
and ''can't sleep."
The couple have yet to file for divorce and
friends believe Mariah is eager for a
reconciliation.
The insider told Us Weekly magazine that she isn't ready to "give up the idea of a happy family."
The Hero hitmaker broke down in tears while performing at the Beacon Theatre in New York City last week.
Nick recently insisted he and the blonde
beauty would always be family despite
reports their split was getting contentious.
Asked about their plans for Christmas, he
said: "Always focus on family. We'll forever
be family.
"At the same time, we're there for our
children, making them the No. 1 priority and
understanding they're loved and can have an
amazing holiday."
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