Mariah Carey done did again…according to her fellow acting peers. We love us some Mariah, ‘Ms. Butterfly’ can sang like nobody’s business, but we also gotta be real and point out that this is not the first, second, nor third time any of us have heard about her having a few attitude issues. This time, she’s getting called out by comedic actor, Cedric Yarbrough, for reportedly cuttin’ up on the set of The House, a new film starring he and Will Ferrell, which Mariah too was set to appear in.
Just one day after Will Ferrell politely let the cat outta the bag about Mariah’s diva-like antics on set- in his Late Night With Seth Meyers interview- Cedric let his Facebook fingers do the talking in an online rant about Ms. Carey.
Watch Will Ferrell Politely Diss Mariah’s On Set Behavior
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kefFkNq1kDA
Ferrell first revealed to Meyers that Mariah’s scenes didn’t make the cut, due to some unsavory behaviors. Apparently Mariah caused problems and had all of the cast and crew waiting on her for hours, only to allegedly show up and show OUT on set. Check out what Cedric Yarbrough had to say about this…
Cedric Yarbrough Goes All The Way Off On Mariah
“Okay since Will Ferrell is talking, I’ma talk-ing,” wrote Yarbrough. “Yeah, a real funny cameo was SUPPOSED to happen in the new film #TheHouse with the superstar Mariah Carey. But it was ruined by superstar Mariah Carey. The film takes place in a suburban home but is made into a ‘Casino.’ Why not have Mariah be an act in the casino? Funny idea. It’s rumored that she eventually showed up to set. This is true. But after waiting for her for 3-4 hours!”
He wasn’t done though. He then proceeded to rip Mariah for what he says were her rude demands:
“While we waited the director & team had the idea of doing a stunt that Mariah’s body double would do now & bring in Mariah to match it,” said Yarbrough. “They do the stunt. All goes well. When Mariah finally showed up she refused to match the stunt. ‘Darling, I would never do it that way…’. I heard her say those exact words. She then requested a large fan for her hair to be blown around and a camera that would be above her, basically a crane shot.”
Yarbrough also claims that wasn’t the “worst part” about Mariah’s behaviors, although he didn’t go into detail. He also stated that she “was unprofessional & borderline abusive to our director, who tried his best to appease her every wish.”
He then explained why he decided to publicly put Mariah on blast and that is to help the new actors in the game, by showing them what not to be; and also hoping this would teach Mariah a lesson:
“In the acting community, it’s not very good form to ‘tell’ on your fellow actors. They could be having a bad day, going through some personal things, & maybe Mariah was, I don’t know. But I do know that our crew didn’t deserve that, our director didn’t. Hell, I’d just come off shooting 10 HOURS on ‘Speechless’ just to get there and wait. This kind of behavior just isn’t cool.”
“For you young actors, be on time, know your homework, but be courteous and respectful. For us old heads, the same,” he advised. “This kind of behavior should be called out for what it is. I miss ‘I had a vision of love’ Mariah. Be a damn professional.”
And boom! Yarbrough drops mic…exits stage left.
