Mariah Carey has taken aim at Woman's Day on social media, after the magazine reported her engagement to business James Packer had ended last week.
The singer posted a picture with manager Stella Bulochnikov, sledging the Australian celebrity rag, which alleged Packer had broken off their engagement "over her new reality TV show and extravagant spending" on Thursday.
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Carey captioned the picture, "#realfriends who don't read Woman's Day", adding the hashtag "#wedontknowyou".
She went on to give a message of "love" to her Australian fans.
The post comes after Carey's representatives told Entertainment Tonight the singer was "not sure if [she and Packer] would stay together". The statement came in response to the Woman's Day article, as well as further rumours that Carey has left Packer to date backup dancer Brian Tanaka (who TMZ reports Packer had banned from attending Carey's Las Vegas shows).
"The fight was not because of any cheating allegations or excessive spending by Mariah," the representative said on Friday, adding that the pair are "trying to work it out".
Carey has been spotted out with Tanaka twice since the split rumours surfaced.
On Thursday night, the pair dined at celebrity haunt Nobu in Malibu. Tanaka also tagged along when Carey and a group of girlfriends (including Bulochnikov) hit up another A-list hotspot, in Los Angeles, The Catch, on Saturday.