Nick Cannon is turning his family life into appointment viewing. The TV host and father of 12 is prepping a Netflix docuseries set to arrive this winter, and it’s giving viewers a real look at his co-parenting world with six baby mothers. In a Us Weekly cover story, Cannon explained that people have been fascinated with his lifestyle for years, so instead of letting speculation run wild, he’s giving audiences everything.
That means cameras inside multiple homes, and a whole lot of coordination. According to Cannon, his baby mothers agreed to appear despite their own hesitation, and he says the experience forced difficult conversations the family might not have had otherwise. He also admitted he’s nervous about the release, though he insists he has nothing to hide. The series isn’t all big-family chaos, either. Cannon will address the loss of his son Zen, who died in December 2021 at five months old after a brain cancer diagnosis.
So whether you’re here for the co-parenting logistics or the emotional depth, this one is going to spark conversations either way. Would you want your family’s story told on camera, or is privacy the better move? Sound off in the comments.
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