Comedian and TV host Nick Cannon, a father-of-six, is expecting his 7th child by his 4th baby mama.
Over the weekend, former Wild ‘N Out model Alyssa Scott confirmed she is expecting Nick’s baby.
She shared a Father’s Day photo on her Instagram story that shows Nick embracing her growing baby bump.
She captioned the image: “Celebrating you today [heart emoji].”
Last month, Alyssa sparked rumors when she shared a since-deleted Instagram photo of her heavily pregnant belly with the caption “Zen Cannon.”
Last week, Nick, 40, and harem member, DJ Abby De La Rosa, 30, welcomed twin boys, Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir (rhymes with millionaire).
Nick and ex-wife Mariah Carey share 10-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe, His ex-girlfriend Brittany Bell bore him a son, Golden Cannon, 4, and a daughter, Powerful Queen, 5 months.
The Nickelodeon star and Wild ‘N Out host vowed to lavish money and material things on women who carry his babies to term.
Polygamy is rare outside of the wealthy ruling class. In Islam, a sign of a man’s wealth and prosperity is the number of children and households he can afford to support.
Below is an updated list of prolific breeders in hip-hop:
*DMX (15 children by 9 women)
*Ol’ Dirty Bastard (13 kids by as many women)
*Shawty Lo (11 children by 10 women)
Peter Gunz (10 kids by at least 4 women)
Chief Keef (9 children by 8 baby mamas)
Master P (9 children by at least 2 women)
*Eazy-E (9 kids by 6 women)
Bizzy Bone (9 kids by 4 women)
NBA YoungBoy (8 children by at least 7 women)
Boozie Badazz (8 kids by at least 5 women)
The-Dream (8 kids by 4 women)
Yung Joc (8 kids by 4 women)
Moneybagg Yo (8 children by 4 women)
Nick Cannon (7 children by 4 women)
Lil Durk (7 kids by 6 women)
Dr. Dre (7 or 8 kids by 5 women)
Fetty Wap 7 kids by 6 women)
T.I. (7 children by three women)
Flavor Flav (7 children by 3 women)
Young Thug (6 kids by 4 women)
Sean Combs (6 kids by 3 women)
Jay Z (5 children by 3 women)
Future Hendrix (at least 5 kids by 5 women)
* Deceased
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