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Nick Cannon Discusses His Future As A Baby Father: “How Could I Be Lonely?”

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Nick Cannon spoke about his future as a baby father during a conversation with The Shade Room, which they recently teased. Moreover, the full episode and interview will be available on their YouTube channel on Friday (March 17) at 5pm EST. During that snippet, Cannon reflected on how he sees upcoming years with his six baby mamas and with his 12 children, although it’s a lot to consider. However, he seems quite excited and passionate about showing that love consistently. After all, his recent jokes and teases about his many children indicate a light-hearted but dedicated attitude.

Firstly, the interviewer asked him whether he sees a future with his BMs and a lifelong relationship with his children. “I love them,” he said about his partners. “They’re amazing!” Then, the interviewer asked whether he sees something long-term with just one of his flames. “Yeah, they’re the mothers of my children!” he said about staying in touch with them. However, he pushed back on exclusivity or playing favorites. “But that’s a disservice to the other ones. I’ll be over here! And if you wanna see me, I’ll be at the house. How could I be lonely, I got 12 kids!“

Nick Cannon Addresses Future As A Baby Father

Also, the Wild N’ Out star recently responded to jokes that Jimmy Kimmel made about him at the Oscars concerning his… seed. Disney spent 2 billion dollars to make this movie. Just to break even, all of Nick Cannon’s children had to see Avatar four times,” the awards show host said. In typical Cannon fashion, he took it in stride. “Nah, it’s hilarious,” he told TMZ. “I created Wild N’ Out. I can hear jokes all day long. Kimmel’s my man.”

During our interview with him, he also spoke on the value of compassion, which surely drives him to maintain these positive and loving relationships with so many. “I think over the years, in even just my persona. I’ve spoken about it, even my ego can sometimes be like, ‘Oh, I just want to be a boss. I want to be a mogul, I want to do this.’ But really, I come from a place of empathy and compassion for so many. And specifically, my family and those I care for, I feel like I’ve been put on this planet to take care of. I just, I’m truly—I wake up each and every day grateful for life. Walking in gratitude. Trying just to practice compassion more and more every day.” Regardless of your take, log back into HNHH for the latest updates and news on Nick Cannon.

Lil Wayne Says His Mom Pushed Him To Have A Kid At 14

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Lil Wayne recently opened up about how his mom encouraged him to become a father when he was just 14 years old. Moreover, he shared his story while receiving Dr. Dre’s Global Impact Award from the Recording Academy’s Black Music Collective. While he gave a speech accepting the honor, he spoke on the early years of his life right before he became a star. “I walked into my momma room and I was 14. She asked me for a kid because my dad was killed. Her son had just blew up and went on his first tour. We did not know that was gonna be six months.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 02: (L-R) Reginae Carter and Lil Wayne attend the Recording Academy Honors presented by The Black Music Collective during the 65th GRAMMY Awards on February 02, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

“When I came home…” he continued. “She said ‘Son, I can’t live in this house by myself. We’re gonna have to figure something out.’ I’d like to thank Antonia Johnson,” the mother of Tunechi’s first daughter Reginae. Moreover, he continued: “for reasoning with me and my mom, and my life. I’d like to thank every single one of my kids and every single one of their mothers.” Also, the Young Money MC reflected on his humble beginnings.

 “I want you all to know that I don’t get honored,” he said. “Where I’m from, New Orleans, you’re not supposed to do this.” However, now as a living legend in hip-hop, he proved that the praise is worth it. “Lil Wayne…I love you so much,” Drake said when presenting the award. “I know I probably get annoying with saying how much you mean to me and my family, but I think I speak on behalf of everybody when I say that our careers, our cadences, our melodies, maybe our face tats or our outfits or our decisions in general would not have been the same without your natural gift to just be yourself.”

Meanwhile, Weezy’s legacy seems more celebrated than ever. For one, he’ll perform at this year’s Grammys along with many other MCs to celebrate hip-hop’s 50th anniversary. Also, the New Orleans MC recently announced dates for the upcoming Welcome To Tha Carter tour. While hip-hop evolves and shifts and finds new exponents, those of Tunechi’s caliber define the game for years and years. Overall, huge props to the one and only Lil Wayne, and check back into HNHH for the latest news on his incredible career.