Nick Cannon welcomes 11th child on November 11th
How's that for a lucky number?
Nick Cannon has welcomed his 11th child on 11 November - how’s that for a lucky number?
The TV presenter, 42, took to Instagram earlier today to announce the birth of his daughter, whom he shares with Abby De La Rose.
And following on from his brood of, shall we say, uniquely named children, his newest daughter certainly follows suit, with her name being revealed as Beautiful Zeppelin Cannon.
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He said: “11/11/2022 A BEAUTIFUL DAY for “BEAUTIFUL ZEPPELIN CANNON” to arrive!
“Mommy @hiabbydelarosa you make it ALL look so easy and effortless but I am forever indebted to your tireless work of constant dedication, diligent effort and selfless love that you give to our children and myself,”
He added: “Beautiful is privileged to have such a Loving and Spiritually inclined Mother. Your resilience and strength doesn’t go unnoticed. Watching you smile through the world’s madness and my constant craziness is so impressive. Not a day goes by that I am not filled with gratitude for all your care, words of affirmation, kindness and inspiration.
“Thank you!! If I don’t say it enough! You are the definition of steadfast and virtuous and it is my continued duty to make you and our children feel valued and protected every single day! BEAUTIFUL ZEPPELIN aka BZC aka BIZZY B! Get ready because the world is yours! Daddy loves you!!”
Cannon also shares twins Zillion Heir and Zion Mixolydian with De La Rosa.
His 12th child with Alyssa Scott is on the way as well, with the singer-songwriter announcing her pregnancy on Instagram.
In a post showing off her bump, Scott wrote: "With you by my side."
Later, Scott appeared to confirm that Cannon is the father of their baby as he appeared in a series of maternity photos.
In December last year, the couple’s son Zen tragically passed from brain cancer at five months old.
And in February, Scott wrote a heartbreaking tribute to her beloved baby, saying: “I can imagine us the night before Valentine’s Day filling out cards to hand to your classmates. All signed with your handwriting… I know it would say: ‘Love, Zen.’ Every letter written with your tiny little hand. I often think about your voice. The sound of you saying ‘I love you mom’. Words I will never hear, but still feel to this day. I know you love me, Zen.
“You are everywhere. I see you in everything beautiful. When I hear a baby giggle, when I see children playing. You are there. If I had one wish it would be to hold you. I know everything around me would stand still. It would be just you and me. My last words to you were ‘I’m here, I love you’. That will ring true until the end of time... I’m here and I love you, baby. I’m just missing you extra today. My son. You are all of my dreams realised.”
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Gabriella Ferlita