Nick Cannon Expecting Another Baby with Alyssa Scott After Death of Son Zen
Alyssa Scott via Instagram, Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Reading Time: 2 minutes
The Masked Singer host Nick Cannon has another baby on the way, this time with Alyssa Scott. He and Scott welcomed their first child together, son Zen, last year. Sadly, Zen passed away of brain cancer in December. Scott announced her new pregnancy on Instagram.
Nick Cannon Expecting Another Baby with Alyssa Scott
On Wednesday, Scott posted a photo of showing off her baby bump while holding Zeela, her daughter from a previous relationship. Mother and daughter wore matching blue outfits. Scott captioned the photo, “With you by my side…”
Entertainment Tonight reports that Cannon is the father of this new baby. Depending on when Scott is due, this will be either Cannon’s eleventh or twelfth child. He’s also currently expecting another baby with Abby De La Rosa.
This year alone, Cannon has welcomed three children with three different women. In June, Bre Tiesi gave birth to their son Legendary Love. Then in September, Cannon welcomed daughter Onyx Ice with LaNisha Cole and son Rise Messiah with Brittany Bell.
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The Pair’s Son Zen Passed Away Last Year
Zen was Nick Cannon’s seventh child, born in June 2021. In December, Cannon shared on his talk show that Zen had sadly passed away at five months old after a battle with brain cancer. Cannon said Zen “had the most beautiful spirit.”
Earlier this year, on what would have been Zen’s first birthday, Cannon and Scott announced a foundation in Zen’s honor to help find a cure for pediatric cancer. The Zen’s Light Foundation aims “to foster global excellence in hope, grief-care, and pediatric healthcare for families and children in need.”
Cannon is also currently expecting a baby with Abby De La Rosa. He already welcomed twin sons Zion and Zillion with De La Rosa in 2021. The pair shared their babymoon vacation on social media earlier this month.
