Carey is running a clinic on how to get over a break up.
Mariah Carey is running a clinic on how to get over a breakup.
ET's Carly Steel caught up with the diva at the exclusive release party for her new single, "I Don't,"
"It was a moment. How could you not?" Carey told ET at Catch LA. "There was a fire pit. There was a dress. Just throw it on the fire and burn it. What's the big deal?"
Carey and her former fiancé, billionaire businessman James Packer, ended their engagement in October, but the GRAMMY winner is already moving on.
"I think that everything is cyclical," the singer said. "Things come back around and people are happy and people go through things, and that's just the way it is."
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Not only is Carey moving on in her music, she's also restarting her love life. The songstress arrived at the party with her boyfriend, backup dancer Bryan Tanaka, appearing very affectionate.
"He's overall romantic," Carey gushed. "He's got a lot of amazing qualities."
Carey and Tanaka found themselves in a "proper relationship" two months after her falling out with Packer. In December, a source accurately predicted that we would see much more of the new couple together in 2017.
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But as much as Carey likes to show off her new man, there are two people that she showcases even more -- her 5-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan. Carey frequently posts pictures of her children on Instagram, and now her friend Beyonce is pregnant with twins.
Steel asked if Carey had any advice for the expectant mother.
"The last time I saw her was during Christmas," Carey revealed. "She came to my show and she brought her daughter [Blue Ivy], and it was really sweet. I just wish her and Jay Z all the best. It's really hard having twins, but there's nothing like it. They're the best."