Nick Cannon is up to 12 children with no plans to stop procreating any time soon – so he’s teamed up with Kevin Hart to make a game show out of it.
On Tuesday (March 7), the pair of comedians announced their forthcoming E! show, Who’s Having My Baby With Nick Cannon, accompanied by a teaser trailer. With Hart serving as host, the clip sees him introduce women contestants who “want to have [Nick’s] baby.”
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Little else is disclosed about the nature of the game they’ll be playing, but E! has promised it will be “the mother of all game shows.” It’s set to air some time in the spring.
Check out the trailer below:
In 2022 alone, Cannon welcomed five children from five different mothers into the world.
On December 29, Alyssa Scott took to Instagram to share a video documenting the birth of Cannon’s latest bundle of joy, who was born on December 14. It shows Cannon in the delivery room patiently waiting for Halo Marie to arrive, and it’s not too long before she is put in his arms, after which he exclaims: “It’s a girl!”
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Scott first announced she was pregnant with Cannon’s 12th child in October. The model has a four-year-old from a previous relationship, while she and Cannon welcomed a baby boy named Zen in 2021. Sadly, Zen passed away at just five months old that December.
In July 2022, model Bre Tiesi confirmed she had given birth to his eighth child, a son named Legendary Love. Then on September 14 he announced the birth of daughter Onyx Ice Cole Cannon, his first child with model Lanisha Cole.
Nine days after Onyx was born, Cannon announced the birth of his 10th child and his third with model Brittany Bell on September 23. He and another of his partners, Abby de la Rosa, the mother of his twins born in 2021, then welcomed Zeppelin Cannon on November 11.
He also shares 11-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey.
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Last month, Cannon welcomed Entertainment Tonight‘s Kevin Frazier to his Hollywood offices, where he has a nursery large enough to fit his entire brood. During the convo, Cannon said he’s not necessarily trying to grow that number. But the answer to whether he will isn’t a hard “no” either.
“God decides when we’re done,” he said laughing. “But I believe I definitely got my hands full. And I’m so focused. I’m locked in. But when I’m 85, you never know. I might.”
