NICK CANNON APOLOGIZES TO HIS BABY MAMA

Nick Cannon has apologized to his children’s mothers for failing to “protect” and “respect” their privacy. He recently announced that he is expecting his eighth child.

Alyssa Scott, Zen’s mother, posted an Instagram message on Monday, thanking supporters for their well-wishes, just hours after Cannon’s announcement.

She said in a statement, “I am centered, I am at peace.” “With loving eyes, I look at everyone’s situation.” I am not going to pass any judgment. I’ll make an informed decision about what I’ll do. There is a lot of love around me. “Thank you, God, for my mother, father, sister, brother, and daughter.”

On Thursday’s episode of “The Nick Cannon Show,” the TV host apologized for how he handled the announcement, claiming that he may have said too much unintentionally.

“I misspoke on Monday and probably went into too much detail expressing my feelings, and it probably appeared as if I was making some comparisons when talking about the death of my son Zen and then also talking about the new child I’m expecting,” he said.

“I know it seems awkward because people are trying to figure out the timing and all that,” he explained. “We lost a child, and the situation is still genuine and real.”

“I’m in love with her.” “I’ll always love my son Zen,” Cannon continued. “And I’m going to adore my new baby.” I am a responsible human being who accepts full responsibility for all of my actions. As a result, I must express my sincere regret to everyone involved for any additional pain or confusion I may have caused.”

“I didn’t have to do that because those are two completely different moments in my life that both deserve respect,” Cannon continued.

The TV host went into great detail about how long he had been aware of the pregnancy. He also talked about how he decided not to share the information because he and Zen’s mother, Alyssa Scott, were still mourning their child’s death.

Zen died at the age of two months from a diagnosed fast-growing tumor in his brain, according to Cannon. Cannon went on to say that he and Scott decided against using chemotherapy to treat the tumor.

Cannon said on Thursday that he wants to do better in the future when it comes to “delicate and sensitive discussions.”

The TV personality is also a parent to his 10-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe, with his ex-wife, Mariah Carey; his 4-year-old son, Golden, and 11-month-old daughter, Powerful, with Brittany Bell; and his 5-month-old twins, Zion and Zillion, with Abby De La Rosa.

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