Kevin Hart Pranks Nick Cannon with Condom Vending Machine
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The prank war between Nick Cannon and Kevin Hart continues. The pair, who appeared together on the series Real Husbands of Hollywood, loves to give each other gag gifts. Hart’s latest present for Cannon is not-so-subtle hint to try birth control.
Nick Cannon Receives Condom Machine from Kevin Hart
On Monday, Hart posted a photo, originally shared on Cannon’s account, of the host backstage at his talk show. Cannon poses next to a vending machine with a big red bow on top. Instead of being filled with soda bottles or bags of chips, the machine instead dispenses condoms.
“I see u got my gift @nickcannon ….GOTCHA BITCH!!!!!!” Hart wrote to caption the image, adding several cry-laughing emojis. “Now u don’t have an excuse because the condoms are free.”
In case you didn’t know, Cannon recently announced that he’s expecting a baby with Bre Tiesi. This will be Cannon’s eighth child. He’s welcomed seven other babies (four of whom were born in the past year or so) with four different women.
Cannon responded to Hart’s Instagram post by writing, “This is not a laughing matter Kevin!!!!” He added a couple of middle-finger emojis for good measure.
SEE ALSO: KEVIN HART HAS NO ANIMOSITY TOWARD NICK CANNON DESPITE RECENT PRANKS
What Other Pranks Have They Played on Each Other?
Cannon has given Hart a gag gift of his own in the past. Last year, Cannon sent a llama to Hart’s house for his birthday. The comedian posed with the long-necked animal on his Instagram, showing off an annoyed expression. Hart got him back by posting Cannon’s phone number on a series of billboards.
Despite playing jokes on each other, the two remain good friends. Even when Cannon landed the coveted lead role in 2002’s Drumline, Hart has said there was “no animosity.”
“You not only rocked that opportunity but as others came we developed a great energy and it’s always been that yin and yang,” Hart told Cannon on his show Hart to Heart. In return, Cannon said he was “nothing but proud” of Hart for his own accomplishments.
