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Mariah Carey visits Butterfly Farm

January 21, 2016

Mariah Carey visits Butterfly Farm
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International Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Mariah Carey took time out on Monday to do a fun activity with her children while on the island – visit Butterfly Farm in Le Galion. Carey, who loves butterflies, has mentioned them in many of her chart-topping songs, even naming her 1997 album “Butterfly.” She visits Butterfly Farm regularly when on-island, but this most recent visit was different – she was accompanied by her children, said Farm officials. Carey posted this photo at Butterfly Farm on Facebook and it has garnered more than 80,000 “likes” and comments.

Mariah Carey visits Butterfly Farm

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/mariah-carey-visits-butterfly-farm

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