The 8th child of Nick Cannon and Bre Tiesi is born

Updated on July 26, 2022 12:59 PM by Ava Sara

Welcoming the newborn baby

A new baby has been born to Nick Cannon and his wife. A 41-year-old TV personality and a 31-year-old model welcomed their 8th child together. As she gave birth "all naturally, unmedicated at home," the proud mom shared photos with her followers on Monday.

Heartfelt thanks to the supporters

A completely natural, unmedicated home birth. It was both humbling and empowering. I cannot thank my support team enough for making my son's delivery safe." she wrote.

He is an incredible bundle of joy, and I couldn't have done that without him. I can't believe he's here and thank you for making me feel so supported." She also posted a video about her pregnancy journey and her son's birth on YouTube.

Cannon's talk on the show

In January, Cannon and Tiesi announced that they were expecting a baby. During an episode of The Nick Cannon Show, the rapper exclaimed, "It's a boy! We found out yesterday." Everyone knows that he has a lot of kids, but it's never a competition.

Each of them is special to me." With ex-wife Mariah Carey, Cannon has sons Monroe and Moroccan, about 11 years old, Golden "Sagon" and Powerful Queen, almost one year old, and twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, about 11 months old.

Heartbreaking news

Zen Scott, the baby boy Cannon and Alyssa Scott welcomed in June 2021, passed away in December at just five months of age after battling brain cancer. During a talk show episode at the time, Cannon shared the devastating news.

ET spoke with Tiesi before the birth of her baby, and she gave us insight into how she handles the chatter over why she chose to have her first child with someone who already has many other children.

These shared her opinion

In the beginning, I thought, 'What's so important about what happens in my household that you're so worried about it?' But for me, it doesn't matter. In her opinion, it's not my place to have an idea of other people's business. I understand people's sides, and they're used to their established relationships. You've never seen this before.

Cannon's discussion

In a recent interview with ET, Cannon discussed always being there for all of his children while guest-hosting in the Bahamas. "I understand what people are concerned about since this is an unorthodox scenario," Cannon said. "It's not that difficult as people think it would be," he added.

Cannon about his children

The business model allows me to spend more time with my children every day. I am lucky to live in a world where this is possible. He continued, I get to spend more time with them thanks to the business model and the world in which we live.

His everyday activity

In contrast with everyone else, I get up early, take kids to school, and attend sensory classes, whereas everybody else probably has a 9-5 job and other commitments. He added that my day is structured in a way where I am my boss, which means I take my kids to the office with me as they will be heading to the zoo in the middle of the week.