Mariah has got to stop treating people badly
and she has to stop doing it now.
I've known Mariah for about three years now,
we met at New York Fashion Week.
At first, I thought she was really sweet and nice
until I realized how competitive she is towards others
and just how snobby she is.
Mariah can be very mean girl-ish.
She will say things like if you don't do as I say
or follow what I do, then we can't be friends.
She had this one friend and she thought that
she was out to get her.
And one of the mean things that she did to her
was she cut up her favorite shirt.
I cut up my friend's shirt
because she got the same shirt as I did.
In retaliation for messing with her career.
She knew that that's something that I had
and we have a rule that
she can't wear the same things as me.
Mariah can be very materialistic.
She likes to flaunt what she has.
This ring right here is like awesome
and I would totes buy it.
She thinks she's better than everybody else
and she is so controlling.
When my friends don't treat me well, I go shop.
Shopping is my retail therapy.
Mariah needs to wake up and realize that
if she continues down this road,
she's gonna end up all alone at the top
and have no friends.
Well, Mia, thanks for being here.
Yeah, thanks for having me.
Like, you obviously kind of like Mariah or care about her
'cause you're wanting to her to save her from herself.
Yeah, of course I do, we both have the same interest
in fashion, both wanna be part of the industry.
And yeah, we clicked as soon as we met.
But you think she's kind of a mean girl.
Yeah, she, she (sighs) can get threatened by people
if they feel like they're in competition with her.
And she begins to start pushing people away.
Do you consider he a friend?
I do consider her a friend.
She's one of the people that I trust the most.
We disagree at times because I feel like
she understands me, but then she kind of
puts me in my place, but I feel like
we get along pretty well.
The reason why I don't see you
is because I'm really busy trying to manage
my business stuff and my fashion line
and it's not my fault that you're not rich enough
to be able to come visit me.
(audience laughing)
I'm sorry, Mariah, not all of us can have trust funds.
No, not all of us do. (audience laughs)
But she gets $2.4 million a year
from your trust fund, right?
From your million-dollar trust fund?
(audience laughing)
I would like not to speak on that
since you're making fun of me, but--
No, I'm just askin', is that right?
You said you get $200,000 a month
times 12 months, that would be $2.4 million a year.
Yeah. What do you spend that on?
I have a personal trainer, I have a personal chef,
I have a personal driver,
I have a glams club that comes and does my hair and makeup.
I have shopping needs, I have eyelash needs,
I have, you name it, I love shopping.
But shopping is my therapy.
Is this a brand or is this really you?
I mean, it's me.
I'm Hollywood's new princess.
And you should feel very honored
'cause you're interviewing me (audience laughing)
for the first time!
Mariah, Mariah, Mariah.
But if you, I'm trying to be kind
and let you distinguish between yourself and your brand
because I know a lot more about you
than I'm talking about here.
And that's why I'm trying to let you make that distinction.
This is Coach Mike Bayer.
Hello.
I wanna introduce Coach Mike,
he's a life coach, he's CEO of Cast Centers
and the author the New York Times bestseller, "Best Self."
And Mike, you really coach a lot of people.
I have worked with a lot of talent,
from Instagram influencers to to pop stars to actors.
The best place to start is start to get authentic
with who you truly are, because coming on Dr. Phil
with this type of brand, with millions of people,
I don't think is gonna connect those dots.
And the other thing is, with pop stars or actors,
they're already doin' it.
They're doin' it for free, you know,
they're singing already, they're posting videos,
and the fact that you have four posts on Instagram
and one post on YouTube, the dots just aren't connecting.