Nick Cannon’s Insured Testicles Spark Child Mama’s Fury

Nick Cannon‘s child mama, Alyssa Scott, has responded to his latest feedback about insuring his testicles by calling him out on social media.

Cannon made headlines after explaining his motive for insuring what he described as his “most precious asset.”

Nonetheless, Scott referred to as the comic out for not seeing their daughter, Halo Marie, who they welcomed in December 2022, a 12 months after shedding their son, Zen.

“The Masked Singer” host appeared on the Might 1 episode of the “Tea Time with Raven & Miranda” podcast and shared extra particulars about his determination to insure his testicles.

Cannon revealed that it began as a joke. He stated, “It began off like, ‘Yo, this might be a superb joke,’ however we actually went by means of with it.”

Through the podcast look, he stated, “Dr. Squatch, who’s like, they’re recognized for like manscaping and all that stuff. They had been like, ‘Yo, a number of movie star ladies are insuring their legs in case one thing goes fallacious.'”

Cannon shared that the corporate’s bosses requested him what his “most precious asset” was, and he replied, “My balls!”

The comic revealed that he had “the insurance coverage coverage in my workplace,” earlier than including that it was “legit.” He additionally shared, “If I occur to lose one, all the cash goes to my children.”

Quickly after information of Cannon’s revelations made headlines, his child mama, Scott, reposted a video of his interview on her Instagram Tales.

Nonetheless, she took the chance to name him out for not visiting his daughter, Halo, for over a month.

Scott captioned the reposted video, “Ha ha haaa Humorous. Any plans on seeing your little one? it has been over a month @nickcannon.”

Nonetheless, she celebrated the truth that Cannon’s children will get some cash if any hurt occurs to his testicles by writing, “However good to know she’ll get a few of your $ if something occurs to your balls smh.”

The Shade Room, whose video Scott reposted, additionally shared her Instagram Tales submit on the social media platform, and followers took turns sharing their ideas about her determination to name Cannon out.

Most followers felt she had no motive to be mad at Cannon, as he has so many children with totally different ladies that it will be arduous for him to maintain up.

One fan stated, “A month ain’t unhealthy once you bought 200 children.”

One other fan opined, “He has a toddler for every month of the 12 months. Your kid’s month might be June loosen up.”

A 3rd particular person requested Scott, “What did you suppose was gonna occur once you had a child with a person who has 37 different child mamas?”

In the meantime, a fourth particular person suggested her, “Lady give him time. you gotta wait in line.”

Though Scott claimed Cannon hadn’t seen Halo for over a month, he has all the time been concerned in his children’ lives and lightened up whereas talking about them throughout his podcast look.

When the podcast hosts Raven-Symoné and Miranda Maday requested Cannon if he was accomplished having children, he hesitated earlier than occurring to say, “I really like the newborn stage. Child to toddler. So enjoyable. As a result of three-year-olds, these are the three-nagers. They suppose they know all the things.”

The proud dad described his oldest children, Monroe and Moroccan, as his “homies,” including, “We hang around, went to the flicks this weekend and Elevating Canes. I am simply the man with the license.” He additionally revealed that his pre-teens nicknamed him “Cringe Cannon.”

Cannon later shared that he’s open to his children being concerned within the leisure trade however burdened that they’d a distinct state of affairs than somebody new to the scene.

He defined, “As the daddy, I kinda know, I have been right here, so I am by no means gonna let an agent benefit from you. I am by no means gonna mean you can be on set by your self, like, as a result of that is my world. There may be nepotism that is gonna happen that, like, that is the household enterprise.”