Mariah Carey has said she will ask King Charles to sort out taxes and congestion charges when she performs at Sandringham later this month.
The popstar made the comments during an interview with Capital's Manny Norte.
The global superstar will perform at King Charles's Sandringham Estate next week in a historic outdoor concert.
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Norte asked Carey: "Is there anything you'd ask the King?"
Mariah Carey has said she will ask King Charles to sort out taxes and congestion charges when she performs at Sandringham later this month.
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She replied: "No, because I just want to leave him alone. I don't want to bother people."
The presenter said: "I'll ask him a few things. Like, no tax, no congestion, straight away, you know?"
The American responded: "See, I'm not from this country, so…"
Norte added: "That's what I want: No tax, no congestion, no parking [fees] for the rest of my life. You know what I mean?"
The singer is set to take the stage at the royal Norfolk retreat on August 15
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He continued: "If I was performing or DJing, I'd ask that. Would you ask for me?"
Carey replied: "I’m going to say you told me to ask."
Norte added: "Haha! I’m serious too!" to which Carey said: "I am too!"
The pop icon is set to take the stage at the royal Norfolk retreat on August 15, marking a rare appearance at the monarch's beloved countryside home.
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The popstar made the comments during an interview with Capital's Manny Norte.
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Giles Cooper of Heritage Live Festivals said: "We're absolutely thrilled to bring one of the greatest pop artists of all-time to the Royal Sandringham Estate for an exclusive UK headline show.
"Mariah Carey is an award-winner, a record-breaker, and an absolute global icon – this show will be historic."
Cooper emphasised the significance of the event, stating: "Mariah's live show is second to none and with such a catalogue of huge hit singles, it's going to be an incredible occasion.
"It will most definitely be an 'I was there' event that will live in all of our memories forever."