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Nick Cannon Expresses Guilt Fathering Multiple Kids

American media personality, Nick Cannon, has expressed his vexation over his responsibilities as a father of multiple children.

Speaking on The Checkup with Dr Agus on Paramount+, The Wild ‘N’ Out star revealed that he has been struggling to be present for all his children, especially during the holiday period.

“Being a father of multiple kids, it’s always the biggest guilt on me is that I don’t get to spend enough time with all my children,” he said.

“One, ’cause I’m constantly working and two because I’m just spread thin.”

Cannon is currently expecting his 12th child with the model, Alyssa Scott. The two earlier welcomed a son, Zen, in 2021, who died 5 months after battling brain cancer.

Most recently, the father of eleven welcomed a daughter, Beautiful Zeppelin Cannon, with disk jockey, Abbey De La Rosa.

Rosa and Nick already share 15-month-old twins,  Zion and Zillion together.

The Masked Singer host shares another set of twins, Monroe and Moroccan, 11, with an ex, Mariah Carey. Model, Britney Bell, is mother to his sons, 11-weeks-old Rise Messiah, five-year-old Golden Sagon, and daughter, Powerful Queen, 22 months. 

Cannon’s son with Bre Tiesi, Legendary was born this past January. He welcomed a daughter, Onyx Ice Cole with model, LaNisha Cole in September.

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