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Nick Cannon recently welcomed his 11th child by Abby De La Rosa – her third baby with the prolific breeder.
News of the baby’s arrival sparked a new round of Internet memes featuring the promiscuous media mogul.
The meme is a spin on a real study published in the October 2013 issue of National Geographic, titled “The Changing Face of America.” The study shows what Americans will probably look like in 2050.
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The article shows Black Americans, in particular, will be mixed/biracial with Caucasoid features such as light skin, fine or loose curly hair and light eyes.
A jokester remade the famous study to show Americans in 2050 will resemble Nick if he continues knocking up random women at a rapid pace. The fake meme shows that the future gene pool will be dominated by Nick’s DNA and every American – Black, white, and Asian – will resemble Nick Cannon.
Nick was so amused by the meme that he re-posted it on his Instagram page, along with the caption, “Wow! Everybody got jokes!”
His followers also chimed in. One follower wrote in the comments section: “World population just turned 8 Billion today. Thanks Nick Cannon.”
The 42-year-old TV host is expecting his 12th child with Alyssa Scott, the mother of his late son, Zen Cannon, who died in December 2021 from brain cancer.