Nick Cannon Threatens To Sue Media Outlet
Nick Cannon Threatens To Sue Media Outlet
Nick Cannon is threatening to sue The Enquirer, over a potential story claiming that he is suffering a nervous breakdown and his ex-wife Mariah Carey will petition for custody of their children. The TV host/comedian/artist posted the story on social media, threatening to sue the outlet for slander. He writes:
MORE LIES!!! So the @enquirer wants to play around with my children. Only Evil operates in this manner. What is the purpose? Except to exemplify pure immoral wickedness. If you report these lies expect a slander and defamation lawsuit. Look everyone, see how the media is trying to break a King? It’s all good though, I’m a warrior! I was built for this! Me and my family, my mindset, and my spirit are all stronger than ever. I felt like releasing this so called “journalist” info to the public so you all can get at them, but instead I release nothing but positive energy into the Universe. No weapon formed against me shall prosper! I receive help through prayer and patience! #Blessed #Awakened
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