Nick Cannon 'mixed up' Mother's Day cards for all his baby mamas
Nick Cannon thought he was being cared letting them each know how he feels about them only for it to backfire.
Nick Cannon got his many Mother's Day cards "mixed up"
The 42-year-old comedian has fathered 12 children with six women, and despite his efforts to pen each of his baby mamas a unique handwritten message, it didn't go quite to plan.
Speaking to his 'The Daily Cannon' co-hosts, including Abby De La Rosa, the mother of his twins Zion and Zillion, who turn two next month, and six-month-old Beautiful, he said: “I thought it would be a really really good idea to show people how you really feel, write it down.
“As I’m writing a handwritten message, I get the cards mixed up. And then so when one baby mama reads the card about how I feel about the other baby mama …”
Abby reacted: "Wow."
The 'Masked Singer' presenter insisted: “I tried my best, I really did."
Nick has 12-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan with singer Mariah Carey.
Daughter Golden Sagon, six, daughter Powerful Queen, two, and seven-month-old son Rise Messiah with model Brittany Bell.
He also has eight-month-old daughter Onyx with photographer LaNisha Cole, and 'Selling Sunset' star Bre Tiesi gave birth to Legendary Love in June 2022.
Model Alyssa Scott and Nick had a son called Zen, who tragically died in December 2021 at just five months of age from brain cancer. They went on to welcome a daughter named Halo, a month after the devastating loss.
Meanwhile, Nick recently compared living under the same roof as ex-wife Mariah Carey to what he imagines it would be like if Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin resided together.
He told the Los Angeles Times: “Imagine if, like, Trump and Putin had to live in the same house."
Nick - who married the 54-year-old pop diva in 2008 and split in 2014 - insisted: “It wasn’t even about her and I — we’ve always been good.”
Before he explained: “It was more about us understanding that instead of making it about our relationship and what I want or what you want, we should just do what’s best for the children.”
