Abby De La Rosa says seeing Nick Cannon with other mom’s of his kids turns her on
Abby De La Rosa - who shares three children with Nick Cannon - admitted that seeing him with the other mom’s of his 12 kids turns her on.
The former couple have teamed up to host new radio show The Daily Cannon and episode one was already a treat.
While Cannon happens to share three children with De La Rosa - Beautiful, four months, Zion and Zillion, both one - he also has nine more children with different women.
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The 42-year-old shares 11-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan, with Mariah Carey.
He is father to Rise, six months, Powerful, two, and Golden, six, with Brittany Bell.
Not to mention he also has Halo, three months, and the late Zen with Alyssa Scott.
And don't forget Legendary, eight months, who he shares with Bre Tiesi and Onyx, six months, with LaNisha Cole.
I think that's all of them.
On episode one of the new show, which premiered on the Amp app on Monday (24 April), De La Rosa brought up the topic of jealousy.
"I got love for all the women," she admitted.
But the 32-year-old decided to go one step further and explained that the idea of Cannon having so many baby mamas turns her on.
"For me, I think at times because I am so calm and chill, what it'll do for me is kinda turn me on a little bit," she said.
"I'm a little jealous, but at the same time it's just kinda like, you know, 'This is my baby daddy'."
Ahead of the launch, Cannon opened up on how he felt about working with his ex.
"You'll get to see our bond, you'll get to see why so much love is there," Cannon explained to ET.
"I mean, she's a mother of three of my children, but I met her in this space, here, working at iHeartRadio, man, and I always was a fan of hers."
He also likes the idea of his kids being close by, adding: "The kids would be upstairs while we're downstairs doing the show.
"Especially since the twins are running around all over the place, they love it.
"We literally call our studio 'the playroom,' so it's toys everywhere, bright colors. So they'll definitely pop in."
"We got segments that, you know, I don't like to call them 'hot topics,' but it's really, like, my take on what's going on in pop culture," Cannon continued.
"But more than anything, we're not just covering pop culture, we're creating pop culture."
Topics: Nick Cannon, Celebrity, Sex and Relationships
Anish Vij