Mariah Carey's Twins Moroccan and Monroe, 13, Lead Intermission Performance at Her L.A. Christmas Show: Watch

Mariah Carey's kids are naturals on stage!

The "All I Want for Christmas Is You" singer's twins Moroccan and Monroe made a special appearance during the first night of their mom's 2024 Christmas concert series at the Hollywood Bowl on Nov. 8, when they led an intermission performance.

"What do you guys think about taking over the show while I go backstage for a little while?" Carey, 55, said at one point, turning to her kids, both 13, who replied, excitedly, "Really? Seriously, Mom?"

"Yes! Come on, you're going to be great," Carey responded, before she summoned her glam squad to walk her offstage. "You know I always need an escort," she quipped.

Moroccan then took over the drum set, while Monroe played guitar and danced.

The performance, complete with backup dancers and Christmas-red attire, featured a mashup of "Let It Snow" and "Deck the Halls."

The sibling duo next switched gears to perform a rendition of The Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping," where they were joined by another group of backup dancers and singers.

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As they wrapped up their performance, the twins shared their Christmas wish lists with the enthusiastic crowd.

"Well, I was just hoping for a few things ... nothing too major," Monroe said, as Moroccan teased, "Wait, I think I remember your list! You wanted ... a Birkin, a pink Lambo — Woah, we can't even drive! You my momma's child."

Monroe then added that she wanted Schiaparelli for Christmas, before she and her brother exited the stage.

Carey welcomed her twins with ex-husband Nick Cannon in 2011. The duo, who married in 2008, then split in 2014 and finalized their divorce two years later.

"Whenever we can show that — even if we're not together, [that] we love each other unconditionally — and become that fine example to our children, they'll grow up to be good human beings, hopefully," Cannon told PEOPLE in 2018 of co-parenting with Carey.

Last year, Carey opened up to PEOPLE about how watching Moroccan and Monroe grow into young adults is "actually really beautiful."

"They're good, nice kids," she explained. "They're kind-hearted people, and I really enjoy being around them and watching them grow up into the people that they're ultimately going to become."

Tickets to Mariah Carey's Christmas Time show can be purchased here.