Nick Cannon understands the absurdity of the amount of children he has, and now he has filmed a comedy sketch about the lengths he’s willing to go to avoid paying child support.
“Nick, it’s time to pay child support,” his girlfriend Bre Tiesi says at the start of the comedy skit, which can be seen below. “Como say what?” he replies, seemingly shocked. She insists that he needs to pay up, only for him to respond in Amish garb, “No, I don’t, I’m Amish.” She’s confused about what that has to do with her request, and he pivots to blaming a vaccine and then suggesting that he doesn’t have to pay if he has over ten children.
Cannon has 12 children with six different women, but as Tiesi points out, his excuse about not having to pay up because of the number of kids he has would only apply in foreign countries. He then vanishes and gives her a FaceTime call from China, showing just how far he’s willing to go to not pay child support.
This isn’t the first time Cannon and Tiesi—who share one child together, Legendary Love Cannon—have filmed a skit about their relationship. Back in 2023, they shared a video in which he jokes about her making more money than him.
“I’m trying to sleep,” he told her as she scrolled through her phone in bed, to which she replied that she had some important emails to catch up on. “I guess you making all the money… Your bread, your bed,” he joked.
Earlier this year, it was announced that Netflix greenlit an untitled docuseries starring Nick Cannon that promises to document his life raising all of his children. The show is expected to premiere this fall and will show him balancing his busy career in television with co-parenting.
Cannon's children include twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey; Golden Sagon, Rise Messiah, and Powerful Queen with Brittany Bell; and twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin with Abby De La Rosa.
