A new show is coming to Netflix this winter that will give the world a look into Nick Cannon‘s life as the father to a cornucopia of kids— and baby daddy to a gaggle of women.

For years, Nick has spoken about how he balances parenting 12 kids (by six different women), but at Netflix’s Upfronts on Wednesday, the network confirmed that the host of The Masked Singer is finally getting his own show about his family. While the show seems to be untitled at the moment, Variety reports that Netflix may have been using “Cannon’s House of Cards” as its working title.

The logline for the show provided by Netflix promises that Nick’s show will “pull back the curtain on the complete chaos, headline-making drama and heartfelt moments that come with raising 12 kids by six different moms, all while managing his booming career and complicated personal life.”

“Get an inside look at how Nick Cannon navigates his wild, blended families with humor, vulnerability, and his genuine dedication to being a present father,” it continues. “From million-dollar meetings to midnight diaper runs, think Kardashian-level glam meets relatable, messy modern parenting. This is fatherhood, fame and family.”

For those in need of a refresher on the Cannon Kid Count, Nick has three kids with Abby De La Rosa (twin sons Zion and Zillion and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin). He is also the father of 15-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey. He also shares sons Golden Saigon and Rise Messiah and daughter Powerful Queen with model Brittany Bell. He has son Legendary Love with Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi, and daughter Onyx Ice with model LaNisha Cole. Finally, he shares daughter Halo with model Alyssa Scott. (Nick and Alyssa are also parents to son Zen, who died from a brain tumor at five months old in 2021.) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fans have watched with intrigue (and, at times, disgust) as many of Nick’s baby mamas have posted perfectly posed family photos with Nick to social media, with several of them seemingly being in some sort of “relationship” with him, despite him having other families and relationships happening concurrently. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In February, Abby gave an interview about the dynamics among the Cannon kids and his bushel of baby mamas, stating that, although the kids do spend time together, the moms do not.

“There’s a beautiful aspect to it, especially when you see the kids,” Abby said. “Now, as for the mothers? Don’t know. We don’t have any communication with each other, like, we all live very separate lives and we’re all very individualized. There’s never no family gatherings or Sunday dinners and things … .” 

Abby said in the interview that Nick “calls the shots” and will ask if he can bring certain kids over for play dates with his other children, at which point the parents involved and/or nannies will work to accommodate their time together. According to her, this has resulted in all parties being “pretty happy,” while also somehow providing her with a sense of monogamy. 

“We all live very individual lives, so in a sense, it feels monogamous,” she explained. 

(It does appear that at least Abby and Bri communicate. On Monday, Abby posted photos to her Instagram Stories showing her three kids— as well as Bri’s son Legendary— visiting an amusement park together while Bri and Nick were away on vacation.) 

Anyway, Nick’s new show will be produced by Velvet Hammer Media and Pantheon Media Group. There is no set premiere date yet.

As of press time, it is unknown which— if any— of Nick’s six baby mamas will be appearing on his show. None of the six ladies who share spawn with Nick have posted about the show on their social media accounts yet. 

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