Bre Tiesi Speaks On How Baby Father Nick Cannon Splits His Time Between His Children and Their Unconventional Relationship

This is something many of us have been a little puzzled about. How does Nick Cannon manage his time when it comes to working his many jobs and being a father to his seven children?

Well, Bre Tiesi, who is currently pregnant with the 41-year-old’s eighth child, gave a little insight on how Cannon splits his time with his kids and also their unconventional relationship.

“He makes the schedule work,” the model told ET, Kevin Frazier. “We can all go through the assistant to make sure it’s on the calendar if there’s anything important. But anything you say you need from him, this man always shows up. So, you know, we have X, Y, and Z, it’s on the calendar, he’s there.” 

Tiesi says Cannon always makes it work some way, somehow. “I don’t know, he just does,” she continued when talking about his ability to balance everything and everyone in his life. “I never have to worry or question if he is going to be present. That is something that’s important to me. But I’ll make it happen. If I have to move things around, we’ll do that too.” 

Cannon definitely has a lot on his plate. The Masked Singer host is the father to 11-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan with ex-wife Mariah Carey, 5-year-old Golden “Sagon” and 1-year-old Powerful Queen with Brittany Bell, and 1-year-old twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir with Abby De La Rosa.

Last year, Cannon welcomed his seventh child, Zen, with Alyssa Scott. Zen died at five months old.

The model isn’t worried about Cannon being too busy, “Oh, he’s definitely ready ’cause any minute we could be having this baby,” she says. “So he knows he’s on call.” 

Cannon and Tiesi don’t have the typical relationship. It actually happened after their friendship turned into something more. The two, who met on Wild N Out, have been dating for a long time but took a break when she

married Johnny Manziel from 2018-2021. 

When the time came for Tiesi to say “I do” to someone else, apparently, Cannon understood. “He was like, ‘OK, I’ll be here when you get back.’ He just knew me well. He knew me better than I knew myself at that point to be like, ‘That’s not what you really want. If you want to, I will completely respect and support you in this.’” 

When it comes to their relationship, Tiesi says they have an open line of communication to thank. “We have such a secure, open relationship in the sense of like I could address anything, and I don’t have to feel worried about how I say it or anything like that because he knows who I am,” she says.  

“So even if I was, like, blunt or something, he knows where it’s coming from, there’s no ego, ill intent. We’re not fighting, we’re not going at each other. Like, we’re here to be constructive and, like, build together and figure out how to co-exist,” she adds.