Mariah Carey lets twins Monroe and Moroccan take the stage at Christmas show in Los Angeles

Mariah Carey had two special elves helping spread Christmas cheer at her show at the famed Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California on Friday night.

The Grammy winner, 55, whose likeness was recently unveiled at Madame Tussauds, was joined on stage by her twins Monroe and Moroccan, 13, who performed during intermission on her latest tour stop.

‘What do do you guys think about taking over the show while I go backstage for a little while?’ asked the diva dressed in a sparkling white fit and flare gown with large puffed sleeves seeming to imitate angel’s wings.  

‘Really? Seriously, Mom?’ they asked.

‘Yes! Come on, you’re going to be great,’  The All I Want For Christmas Is You singer told the young performers. 

She then summoned her glam squad to walk her offstage. ‘You know I always need an escort,’ she quipped.

Moroccan, dressed in a red sports jersey and gray pants headed for a drum set, while Monroe, costumed in a strapless red mini-dress, fishnet stockings and black boots, grabbed a small electric guitar. 

They then began playing the opening bars to The Waitresses’ Christmas Wrapping song while backup dancers joined them.

As soon as everyone was in place, they began singing the lyrics to the 1981 holiday classic.

The duo later performed a mashup of Let it Snow and Deck the Halls, per People.  

This isn’t the first time Carey has included her children in her annual Christmas extravaganza.

Kim Kardashian captured video of the ‘Queen of Christmas’ singing a duet with Monroe of Jesus Born On This Day in November 2023 when she took her daughters North and Chicago to the concert.

Carey shares her children with ex-husband Nick Cannon, 44.

‘What do do you guys think about taking over the show while I go backstage for a little while?’ asked the diva asked her twins Moroccan (l) and Monroe (r) during the show at the famed Holiday Bowl. ‘You’re going to be great,’ she told them before exiting the stage

Monroe grabbed an electric guitar, while Moroccan sat down at the drums, kicking off their set with a rendition of The Waitresses classic hit Christmas Wrapping

The hitmaker will be bringing her version of holiday cheer to good boys and girls across the US through December 17

2024 marks the 30th anniversary of her first holiday album, Merry Christmas and the release of the classic All I Want for Christmas is You. 

‘It’s really rewarding, and I’m just grateful and thankful for it and for all the people that come up and say, “I love your music,” or, “I listen to your Christmas music in July” — that started to become a thing,’ she told The New York Times. “I’ve always wanted to do this for my life, and so now we get to do it. 

The hitmaker will be bringing her version of holiday cheer to good boys and girls across the US through December 17.  

After that, Carey will travel to Aspen, Colorado with her family to celebrate a private Christmas.