Nick Cannon's Instagram post has everyone saying the same thing after daughter with Mariah Carey addressed his 10 other kids

Everyone has been saying the same thing about Nick Cannon's Instagram post after the daughter he shares with Mariah Carey addressed his other kids.

Last month, Cannon's first daughter, 14-year-old Monroe, took to Instagram where she spoke about her siblings on her dad's side.

In an Instagram story on November 13, she wrote online: “Clearing something up guys.

“I only have ONE brother who is Moroccan Cannon. I do have other half siblings from my dad but they are all many, many years younger than me.”

Twins Monroe and Moroccan are Cannon’s first children. They were born in April 2011 and their mother is Mariah Carey.

However, Cannon has since gone on to father 10 more children, with five women - Brittany Bell, Alyssa Scott, Abby De La Rosa, Bre Tiesi and LaNisha Cole.

He and Bell had Golden in 2017, Powerful in 2020, and Rise in 2022.

De La Rosa gave birth to twins Zion and Zillion in 2021 before having their daughter, Beautiful in 2022.

Also all born in 2022 are Legendary Love, the son he had with Tiesi, Onyx with Cole, and Halo with Scott.

In June 2021, Cannon and Scott welcomed baby Zen, who was later diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer. He sadly died in December that year at just five months old.

In a recent Instagram post, Cannon shared a photo with several of his children, including Monroe.

And people were all making the same comments, after Cannon captioned the post 'Cannon Family Vibes'.

One person wrote: "That oldest daughter still the funniest."

While another said: "Awww Ro, her brother and her daddy’s kids!"

And a third added: "I see she met her other siblings."

Meanwhile, a fourth commented: "It’s Ro with her one brother and her fathers other half children ! I love her!"

Cannon and Carey first met back n 2005 but sparked dating rumours in 2008, around the time she cast him as her love interest in her ‘Bye Bye’ music video. The pair married shortly after, in April 2008, before welcoming the twins in 2011.

After splitting in 2014, Cannon said: “We’ll forever be family. We’re there for our children, and are making them the number one priority.”

Carey has since spoken about what it's like to co-parent with Cannon.

In July, she told Harper's Bazaar: “How do I say this?

“They spend time with him, and they have a good time; they spend time with me, and they have a good time.

“I want to make sure I’m always fair about the situation because it’s tough to grow up with divorced parents."