Nick Cannon Worries about Spreading Himself "too thin" When it Comes to His Children

[therearewords]

"Being a father of multiple kids, it's always the biggest guilt on me that I don't get to spend enough time with all my children, one 'cause I'm constantly working and two because I'm just spread thin," -- Nick Cannon.https://t.co/tzBgpdcY0V
- Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) December 17, 2022
- The 42-year-old Masked Singer host made the admission

Comments

[yousaidlog]

Then wear a fucking condom

[la_loony]

Should get a vasectomy too, just to be safe.

[looneyboy83]

just cut the whole thing off.

[ohwutevernvm]

LMAO

[new_peteland]

Yeah, that seems like a genuine concern to have. The type of concern one would discuss before having a bunch of children with different women.

[sillyskinny]

And I'm willing to bet that he's going to keep adding kids to his roster, despite what he's saying here.

[negative_fucker]

Especially when you're a public figure who is busy with their career and would likely be stretched too thin to parent more than even a few children let alone a fleet of them.

[peachypearl]

I always think about this when I see families with 10+ kids. Like it's basically impossible to spend quality 1 on 1 time with each of your children and at a certain point you also have kids taking care of kids. Now I understand that this can also happen for smaller families if people are a bit busy sometimes but it shouldn't be an obligation due to a literal inability for 1 woman (I think in most cases we can forget the man doing anything lbr) to get all kids to do something.

And aside from that I always get freaked out by people who are basically creating a little army for whatever reason, be it religious or something else.

[progression]

I hate every single ~content creator I see on any platform who continues to have kids. I have friends who struggle to divide attention between their two or three kids, so I know damn well these women aren’t giving quality time to all of their children. But, anything for the ‘gram/TikTok! 🤢

[insomniachobs]

I think that’s something that really doesn’t get spoken enough about with these huge families - inevitably it means parentification of the older kids

[anterrabre]

Yep. That was really common for us who were kids/young teens in the 80s. I also noticed that almost everyone I know who was made responsible for younger siblings are child-free now, probably because they felt like they raised their siblings and didn't want any more responsibility.

[automaticpeople]

No word on how this could have been prevented

Hearing this in Kent Brockman’s voice.

[kimda]

Omg lmao I’m so glad we both went Simpsons with our comments 🤣

[callonme_84]

This was the kind of comment I was looking to make but couldn’t think of it lmaoo