Nick Cannon is expecting his 12th child.
The TV presenter's partner Alyssa Scott shared a post to her Instagram account, in which she revealed that she was pregnant.
In a post showing off her bump, Scott wrote: "With you by my side."
Since the news was announced, the model's followers have piled into her comments to share their excitement.
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One user said: "Omg, congratulations, love and blessings to you!"
Another wrote: "I knew it! So happy for you! This is such blessings!"
Entertainment Weekly has reported that Cannon is the father.
The couple's son Zen was diagnosed with brain cancer and tragically died at just five months old back in December 2021.
The exciting news comes just a few weeks after Cannon welcomed his 10th child.
He and Brittany Bell, who already shared two children together, Golden Sagon and Powerful Queen, announced that they had had a third, named Rise Messiah.
As you may have already learnt by now, Cannon has form for interesting names when it comes to his numerous children.
For example, some of the names he and his partners have chosen in the past have included the likes of Zion Mixolydian, Zillion Heir - who he had with DJ Abby De La Rosa - and Legendary Love whose mother is model Bre Tiesi.
Cannon took to Instagram last month to announce the arrival of his 10th child.
"Another Blessing!!! As my journey on this planet becomes more and more remarkable and unfathomable, all I can do is thank God and continue to ask the Most High to order my steps," he wrote.
"He has given me stewardship and dominion over a family dynamic that to some is unimaginable.
"But more importantly he has blessed me with loving individuals to guide me with care through this purposeful life.
"I am so indebted and grateful for the matriarch energy in my time of need."
He concluded: "Probably the most difficult labor and delivery I have ever witnessed!.
"48 hours of excruciating pain and life risking danger to welcome 10 pounds of Love and joy named RISE MESSIAH CANNON."
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