Mariah Carey insured her legs and voice for $70 million to guard against loss, especially while she is on her "Sweet Sweet Fantasy" tour. Given that the "Hero" singer's "Sweet Sweet Fantasy" tour met with much success in Europe and now in the US, Mariah Carey agreed to continue her tour onto South Africa.
According to Page Six, Mariah Carey expects to be on the road for "Sweet Sweet Fantasy" until May. Once all "Sweet Sweet Fantasy" tour commitments are completed, Mariah Carey will return to her fans in Las Vegas in June.
TMZ reports that the insurance Mariah Carey got allots a $35 million policy for her voice and a $35 million policy for her legs. Both policies far surpass insurance policies that Tina Turner and Jennifer Lopez got in the past.
See you tomorrow, #Lithuania! #sweetsweetfantasytour #lambs #lambily Tickets: https://t.co/B5YKSJ3UAa pic.twitter.com/RiOs5AZdGk
— Mariah Carey (@MariahCarey) April 8, 2016
EUR Web points out that Tina Turner got a $3.2 million policy for her legs, while Jennifer Lopez insured her bum for $300,000. Mariah Carey also beat out Julia Roberts who insured her smile with a $30 million policy. Mariah Carey pays a steep premium for her insurance, which reportedly costs more than several thousands of dollars each month.
Elsewhere, fans are waiting to hear more solid details about the wedding Mariah Carey and billionaire fiance James Packer are planning. For now, reports point to either Tahiti or Barbuda as the venue that Mariah Carey and James Packer are picking out.
According to Mariah Carey, her wedding ceremony will not be as big a wedding as some might expect. Reports place selected guests to only reach 50, but Mariah Carey prefers to keep mum about the who and where of things.
"I've picked a lot of things that I can't tell," Mariah Carey said. "It's not going to be a big wedding, but it's going to be grand ... I'm most excited about the grandeur, darling."
Grandeur is something Mariah Carey should feel comfortable with, especially after her insurance policy selection for her assets. Do you think $70 million is a reasonable sum for the insurance policy Mariah Carey got for her legs and voice?
