Nick Cannon is content with his 12 children.
The comedian, television host, and new Buffalo Wild Wings spokesperson recently spoke to People about the likelihood of making new additions to his family of a dozen.
"I'm chilling right now. There's no plans on the horizon as of yet," he told the outlet.
It's refreshing coming from a man who seemed more than happy to boost the national birth rate single-handedly, garnering criticism from peers and fans.
"It's so funny, everybody's always trying to get me to have more kids," he continued. "It's like, 12 ain't enough?"
Cannon previoulsy stated that only God could tell him when it's time to throw in the towel, but admitted that he's been seriously considering getting a vasectomy. Perhaps this new interview means that God has spoken.
The Wild'n Out creator said he's "finally coming up for air" after a busy holiday season with his children and beginning to prepare "for all the spring break type of stuff that's right upon us."
The host discussed keeping up with his kids extracurricular activities, which no doubt seems difficult considering his brother admitted that Cannon uses Google to keep track of his rugrats.
"So, a lot of getting back outside again, a lot of basketball starting back up, and just a lot of sports and outdoor activities," he said. "As a dad, that's the kind of stuff you structure your schedule around, all of your kids' extracurricular activities."
Cannon's children range from one to twelve in age, as he shares his first set of twins, Moroccan and Monroe, 12, with former wife Mariah Carey. Additionally, Cannon has sons Golden Sagon, 6, and Rise Messiah Cannon, 1, and a daughter, Powerful Queen, 3, with Brittany Bell; a second set of twins, Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, 2, and a daughter, Beautiful Zeppelin, 1, with Abby De La Rosa, a daughter, Legendary Love, 1, with Bre Tiesi; and daughter Onyx Ice Cole, 1, with LaNisha Cole.
With Alyssa Scott, Cannon has another 1-year-old daughter, Halo Marie Cannon, and a son, Zen, who died at 5 months old after being diagnosed with brain cancer. Cannon has been a children's health advocate since his son's death in Dec. 2021, and to honor Zen's first birthday in Jun. 2022, Cannon and Scott founded a pediatric cancer foundation named Zen's Light.
Cannon's new tongue-in-cheek Buffalo Wild Wings campaign promotes the chain's new "Buy One, Get One Wing" deal, including a commercial of him poking fun at being a disgruntled father of 12. He advertises the deal for "super dads, wing ennthusiasts, actors turned host who just so happen to be hip hop icons," and of course "even people with 12 f*cking kids."
