Darlene Love Not Going for ‘Queen of Christmas’ Trademark After Mariah Carey

Darlene Love will not be presuming the title of “Queen of Christmas” after Mariah Carey lost her quote to trademark the expression, since she’s got an issue with anybody doing it!

Len Evans, associate for Darlene informs TMZ … Darlene will not be pursuing ‘QOF’ trademark, although its technically level playing field, thinking about Mariah will not have the ability to own it either.

Len states, Darlene does not believe a single person must have the ability to lawfully own the title by trademarking it. Instead, the music legend feels the expression must be complimentary for everybody to utilize  … thinking about there are a lot of folks who call themselves the Queen, and have actually had big success in the vacation music category.

What’s more, she keeps in mind Mariah just has one hit Christmas tune … when there are folks with a number of vacation hits, who have actually not attempted to get special rights to the expression.

For the record, Darlene’s “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” is an outright vacation banger, as are her variations of “White Christmas,” “Winter Wonderland” and her ‘Home Alone 2’ track, “All Alone on Christmas.”

As we have actually reported, MC’s demand to trademark the phrase was denied Tuesday by the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Darlene was to name a few, like vocalist Elizabeth Chan, who were switched off when MC submitted for the title back in March 2021 … and it’s reasonable to state she still disagrees with it now.

We’re informed Darlene likewise does not like the reality Mariah didn’t acknowledge her remarks about it … and took it as a snub when MC reacted to Dolly Parton‘s ideas rather of hers.

Despite this, Darlene’s associate states she has no beef with Mariah and would more than happy to deal with her fellow vacation queen.