Bryan Tanaka has confirmed that his seven-year relationship with Mariah Carey is over. He announced the news officially through a statement on Instagram.

 
"Dear friends and fans, it is with mixed emotions that I want to share with you an update regarding Mariah Carey's amicable separation after seven incredible years together. Our decision to go our separate ways is mutual, and as we embark on these separate journeys, we do so with deep respect, with a sense of gratitude for the priceless time we shared. The memories we created and artistic collaborations are etched in my heart forever," he wrote in the post.
 
"Mariah's dedication to family, profession have inspired us during our journey together. I want to express my love and appreciation to Mariah and her incredible children, whose warmth and kindness have enriched my life in a way that words cannot explain,” added Tanaka, requesting privacy. , respect and understanding for this delicate period in his life.

The singer herself did not react after her ex's post, nor did she make any public statement about the separation. Mariah continues to enjoy the success of the hit "All I Want for Christmas is You," breaking the all-time Spotify record, as well as returning the song to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
 
Page Six broke the news of the couple's split last week last week, citing a source who said Tanaka wanted to have children, but that is not in the singer's plans. Mariah has two children, 12-year-old twins from her relationship with ex Nick Cannon.