Nick Cannon, the famous comedian and actor, has welcomed 12 children into the world, with five different women. Despite his initial hope for reconciliation with ex-wife Mariah Carey, Cannon has accepted that their reunion is unlikely.
Nick Cannon, the renowned comedian, actor, and television personality, has made headlines in recent years not only for his successful career but also for his ever-growing family. With 12 children from five different women, Cannon has become a father figure to a large and diverse brood.
While his relationship with ex-wife Mariah Carey has been a topic of much speculation, Cannon has come to terms with the fact that their reconciliation is unlikely. In a recent interview, he acknowledged, "Yeah, she doesn't want me. She's moved on from my crazy antics."
Nick Cannon's Expanded Family: A Look at the Father of Twelve
Cannon's journey to fatherhood began with Carey in 2011 when they welcomed twins, Moroccan and Monroe. However, their marriage ended in divorce in 2016. Since then, Cannon has welcomed an additional 10 children with various partners.
Among Cannon's children are three with model Brittany Bell: Golden Sagon, Powerful Queen, and Rise Messiah. He also shares three-year-old twins Zion and Zillion, as well as daughter Beautiful, with radio personality Abby De La Rosa.
Nick Cannon's Expanded Family: A Look at the Father of Twelve
Reality star Bre Tiesi welcomed a child with Cannon named Legendary Love, while model LaNisha Cole gave birth to Onyx Ice. Cannon's youngest child is Halo Marie, born to model Alyssa Scott. Tragically, their child Zen passed away at five months old in 2021 from brain cancer.
Despite the complexities of his family dynamics, Cannon maintains strong co-parenting relationships with all the mothers of his children. He credits their ability to put the children first and remove ego as the key to their successful co-parenting.
Nick Cannon's Expanded Family: A Look at the Father of Twelve
Cannon recently enjoyed a memorable summer with his children, filled with beach days and adventures in Malibu. As the new school year approaches, he has been preparing them for the transition back to education.
Cannon shares that being a father to teenagers Moroccan and Monroe is both exciting and daunting. "Teenagers are scary," he admitted. "I feel like I'm still a teenager."
As Cannon's family continues to grow and evolve, he embraces the challenges and joys of being a father to his diverse group of children. From his eldest to his youngest, Cannon's love and dedication to his family knows no bounds.
