Nick Cannon Reveals He Once Created A Group Chat w/ All 6 Mothers Of His Children & Things Went Left: Too Wild For TV’
Nick Cannon Reveals He Once Created A Group Chat w/ All 6 Mothers Of His Children & Things Went Left: Too Wild For TV’
#NickCannon learned the hard way that putting all six mothers of his children in one group chat might not be the best idea.
During a recent appearance on #MaurPovich’s “On Par” podcast, the 46-year-old entertainer revealed that he once attempted to create a group chat with the six women he shares his 12 children with, but things quickly went left. When asked about coordinating Thanksgiving plans with his large family, Cannon admitted, “Tried it. Off the rails. Too wild for TV.” Povich then questioned whether the mothers get along, prompting Cannon to jokingly respond, “How do you define get along?” before clarifying that their relationships are “civil.”
His comments come after Bre Tiesi, who shares 4-year-old son Legendary Love with Cannon, previously opened up about the challenges of navigating relationships with the other mothers. “There is no we — we don’t balance anything,” she said during a September interview. Despite the tension, Tiesi emphasized that she wants her son to have a relationship with his siblings, arguing that Cannon needs to take responsibility for creating a supportive environment for his children.

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