Mariah Carey's legal team fired back at both Allison and Morgan Carey's allegations, claiming that Mariah's stories in her memoir were meant to inspire those who come from troubled upbringings. 

"The story of Ms. Carey's rise from a dysfunctional and sometimes violent family environment has significant public value, particularly to any young person who may find her/himself stuck in similarly harsh and dispiriting circumstances and who can benefit from the inspiration to employ their talents in pursuit of their dreams," per the statement, which was issued in May 2021, according to Page Six.

And while the lawsuits between the siblings have already been going on for the greater part of the year, it looks like there won't be any sort of reconciliation or settlement between Mariah and her siblings — especially Morgan, considering he filed new court docs in response to the "All I Want For Christmas Is You" singer's defense that was issued in May.