Bre Tiesi Explains Why She Doesn’t Have Relationships with Nick Cannon’s Five Other Baby Mamas: “We’ve Attempted”

Mo’ mamas, mo’ problems…

‘Selling Sunset’ star Bre Tiesi is opening up about the dynamic— or lack thereof— between her and the rest of Nick Cannon‘s baby mama squad.

In a recent interview with E!’s Hot Goss podcast Bre revealed how she navigates co-parenting with Nick– with whom she shares four-year-old son Legendary Love– and his five other baby mamas.

“There is no we– we don’t balance anything,” Bre claimed when asked how the six baby mamas balance the situation. “I try to be nice.”

“I would love to embrace them more, but the relationships with the mothers are, unfortunately, too difficult to do so,” she continued. “We’ve attempted. I think that I’ve tried every which way and I know how I am and I’m like, ‘Girl, please don’t take me there because we’ll never come back from here.’”

Nick, listening to the sounds of all the baby mamas fighting…

For those who need help keeping track, in addition to his son with Bre, the ‘Masked Singer’ host shares 15-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey. He has three children– nine-year-old Golden Saigon, five-year-old Powerful Queen, and three-year-old Rise Messiah– with model Brittany Bell and three more children– five-year-old twins Zillion Heir and Zion Mixolydian, plus three-year-old Beautiful Zepplin– with Abby De La Rosa. Finally, he shares four-year-old Onyx Ice with model LaNisha Nicole and three-year-old Halo Marie with model Alyssa Nicole.

(Nick and Alyssa are also parents to son Zen, who passed away from a brain tumor at five months old in 2021.)

Bre insisted that she doesn’t want her inability to get along with Nick’s other baby mamas to prevent Legendary from bonding with his 11 siblings. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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“I’m not going to act like no one [in Nick’s family] exists and these [other] children don’t exist,” she said. “…I’m just going to remove myself so that the children can have the best relationship.”

Bre stated that it falls on Nick to organize ways to get his kids to spend together.

“It’s not my responsibility, to be entirely honest,” she said. “Nick has to step up and he has to make an environment and support the children.”

She went on to praise the ‘Wild ‘N Out’ star’s parenting.

“He spends so much time with his kids,” Bre insisted. “It’s his entire life, all day every day; it’s the kids.”

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Last year, Nick said that, despite having 12 kids, he is open to having even more. Bre made it clear in the interview, though, that she will not be having any more kids. 

“Leggie’s not getting another sibling,” she claimed. “I am done. I’m like, ‘You need to go hang out with your 11 other siblings and Mommy won’t be giving you one.’”

(For those who don’t know, Nick and Bre are still together in a non-monogamous relationship, which they’ve described as “just open and happy and that’s our thing.”)

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Bre promised that fans would get to learn more about their untraditional family dynamic when their upcoming reality show airs. (Nick announced the show in May, noting that some of his six baby mamas declined to be a part of it.)

“You guys are going to learn a lot; we do have a show coming out,” Bre said. “So, everyone will be able to see the chaos for themselves.”

In February, The Ashley reported that Abby– aka Baby Mama No. 3– agreed that she’s “very, very blessed” to see her three children interact with all of their siblings, but shared similar sentiments towards the other mothers.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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“ … there’s a beautiful aspect to it, especially when you see the kids,” she 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 explained that Nick “calls the shots” and coordinates play dates between the children, at which point the parents and\or nannies involved work to accommodate each other’s schedules. She said that this leaves all parties “pretty happy” and makes her feel somewhat monogamous.

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

Abby explained that she teaches her children that “‘Daddy loves many people; daddy has a lot of love to give. That’s just who daddy is.’”

Outside of her co-parenting duties, Bre has kept busy filming for Season 5 of ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test,’ which premieres on September 24 on FOX.

A premiere date for Nick’s show has not yet been announced.

RELATED STORY: Nick Cannon is (Finally) Getting a Reality Show About Raising His 12 Kids with Six Different Women: Details

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JonesboroBioExorcist

Mariah’s kids are the only ones with a chance. All the other parents involved in this are DISGUSTING and have condemned these kids to dysfunction and not knowing their siblings. How do they sleep at night?

Lyin’ Hustlah

“‘Daddy loves many people; daddy has a lot of love to give. That’s just who daddy is.’” 🤮

Ladies, get some self-respect. With parents like that, the boys will grow up to be womanizing dogs and the girls will be doormats. Except for Mariah’s kids.

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