Nick Cannon, Father Of 12, Shocks Fans With Baby Bombshell

Nick Cannon is keeping the baby train rolling, and he’s leaving it up to a higher power to decide when to stop.

The 44-year-old “Masked Singer” host revealed that he’s not finished expanding his family, despite already having 12 children with six different women.

During Monday’s episode of Nick Cannon’s “We Playin’ Spades” podcast, which he co-hosts with Courtney Bee, former NFL stars Ryan Clark and Channing Crowder discussed their decisions to get vasectomies after welcoming multiple children.

When Crowder suggested that Cannon should also consider getting a vasectomy, things got a little tense.

“It’s another man at this table that needs to think about that sh-t,” Crowder quipped, looking directly at Cannon.

According to Page Six, Cannon, laughing off the comment, admitted that getting a vasectomy would be ‘the responsible thing to do’ but quickly doubled down on his openness to having more kids.

“I just—I’m not done,” Cannon stated.

Crowder then joked about how post-vasectomy life is easier, saying it feels better to “linger” inside a woman. Cannon didn’t shy away from the topic, adding, “You wanna leave it in.”

As the conversation continued, Cannon was put on the spot about whether he’d have more children with one of his current partners or find someone new.

“I don’t know,” he admitted. “That’s the thing. I leave it to the Lord.”

This isn’t the first time Cannon has hinted at keeping his ever-growing family going. According to PEOPLE, in February 2023, he told Entertainment Tonight, “God decides when we’re done, but I believe I definitely got my hands full.”

He even left the door open for fatherhood well into his later years, joking, “When I’m 85, you never know. I might [have more].”

With Brittany Bell, he shares sons Golden (8), Rise (2), and daughter Powerful (4). With Abby De La Rosa, he welcomed twin boys Zion and Zillion (3) and daughter Beautiful (2). He also has son Legendary (2) with Bre Tiesi and daughter Onyx (2) with LaNisha Cole. Additionally, with Alyssa Scott, he shares daughter Halo Marie (2), and their son Zen tragically passed away at 5 months old in December 2021 from brain cancer.

Despite the logistical challenges of parenting 12 kids across multiple households, Cannon insists that he’s an active father and ensures that each of his children gets his time and attention.

For now, he has left the possibility of more kids wide open, stating that he’ll “leave it to the Lord” to decide what’s next. But one thing is clear: He has no plans to slow down just yet.

The actor, comedian, and TV host recently revealed that he spends nearly $250,000 per year taking his kids to Disney Parks, proving that no expense is too great when it comes to family fun.

Cannon, who shares his dozen children with multiple mothers, explained that he makes Disney trips a regular priority, visiting the parks at least once a month, sometimes even more frequently. And as any Disney fan knows, those visits don’t come cheap.

With theme park tickets alone often exceeding $100 per person per day, the costs for a family as large as Cannon’s add up quickly. Factor in VIP experiences, food, merchandise, and accommodations, and the total skyrockets.

Cannon admitted that between frequent visits and luxury experiences, he easily spends close to $250,000 annually to bring his children to the Happiest Place on Earth.

While some may be shocked by the amount, Cannon remains fully committed to giving his kids the best experiences possible. Despite juggling his career and co-parenting responsibilities, he continues to go all out to create core memories for his growing family.

With 12 kids, unlimited access to Disney Parks, and no plans to slow down, it looks like Cannon’s Disney budget will only continue to grow.