Mariah Carey and giant boobs stun at Hercules premiere as eager fan almost 'punches' her

The star dodged recent controversies over photoshopped images to dazzle the waiting crowds - even if it looked like one was about to bash her
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Bunch of fives: Firsts were flying as Mariah walked the red carpet
This might look like a fan with a disproportionately large hand punching Mariah Carey, 44, in the face, but we believe they were actually going in for a hug at the Hercules premiere in LA.
Mariah was still wowing the crowds despite recent controversy over allegedly photoshopped pictures.
And sales of her latest album Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse marked the diva's lowest sales debut for a non-holiday studio album.

GettySinger Mariah Carey attends the premiere of "Hercules,"
Stylish: Mariah at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California
She was also recently involved in an embarrassing incident when she was caught passing a photo of herself off on Twitter as current… that was actually from 1997.
The singer wasn't the only big name at the premiere, of the mythological blockbuster starring Dwayne Johnson.           
Eddie Murphy and model girlfriend Paige Butcher were also among the celebrity guests, as well as Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue.


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