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Nick Cannon's Group Chat Nightmare: 12 Kids, 6 Moms
13 Nov
Summary
- Nick Cannon attempted to unite six mothers of his children in one group chat.
- The group chat was intended for Thanksgiving planning but quickly became unmanageable.
- Cannon is set to release a docuseries exploring his large family dynamics.
Comedian Nick Cannon recently shared his experience of attempting to organize Thanksgiving plans for his 12 children by creating a group chat with the six mothers involved. The initiative, intended to simplify holiday coordination, quickly proved unmanageable, with Cannon describing the situation as "off the rails" and "too wild for TV."
Cannon clarified that while the mothers are generally civil towards each other and maintain separate lives, bringing them together in a single digital forum for logistical discussions was not successful. He explained that maintaining civility and direct group communication are distinct challenges within his unique family structure.
The comedian's family includes children with Mariah Carey, Brittany Bell, Abby De La Rosa, Bre Tiesi, LaNisha Cole, and Alyssa Scott. Notably, one of his children, Zen, with Alyssa Scott, passed away in December 2021.
Adding to the public's interest in his family life, Cannon revealed that a docuseries about his relationships and large family is in the works for Netflix. He hinted that the series would offer deeper insights into how he navigates his relationships, humorously suggesting that its content might explain how he manages spending time with different mothers.
