Alison Carey, aged 55 and known as the sister of renowned pop icon Mariah Carey, has been taken into custody on charges related to prostitution in upstate New York.

The arrest, which occurred in Saugerties following a thorough investigation at a local hotel, involved Alison soliciting money for s**ual services from an undercover police officer.

Authorities have characterized Alison as transient, highlighting that she promoted her services online via Craigslist’s adult section.

Shockingly, she incorporated excerpts from her sister’s 1995 hit song “Fantasy” in her advertisements.

In her most recent post made public on Friday, Alison featured two images of herself and wrote, “I am an attractive woman seeking individuals interested in experiencing unparalleled pleasure that others cannot offer you, capable of providing an experience that will leave you astounded and seeing stars – it’s like a sweet fantasy come true.”

According to Saugerties Police Chief Joseph Sinagra, when confronted during her arrest, Alison disclosed her relation to the famous singer.

Nevertheless, reports suggest that the two siblings have not been in communication for an extended period.

Despite the unfolding situation with her estranged sister, Mariah Carey has refrained from making any official statements.

Coincidentally, a day after Alison’s apprehension, Mariah shared a photo on Instagram donning a sparkling leotard and fishnet stockings.

It is worth noting that Alison, who is HIV-positive, previously drew attention when Mariah declined to assist in covering her medical expenses.

In a plea directed at Mariah through a video released by the Daily Mail, Alison emotionally expressed, “Mariah, I care about you deeply, and I am in dire need of your support.

Please do not forsake me in this difficult time.”

As the legal proceedings unfold, it remains uncertain whether Alison has legal representation available to address the allegations leveled against her.

The upcoming court date for Carey is scheduled for August 30 at Saugerties Town Court.

Law enforcement officials are advising individuals who engaged in intimate contact with Carey to promptly seek medical attention as a precautionary measure.