Nick Cannon Opens Up About His Celibacy Journey, Says He's 'Doing Really Well'

Nick Cannon is as famous for his contributions to the entertainment industry as he is for fathering many kids.

The star host previously decided to be celibate until 2022, following his therapist's advice.

The rapper opened up about how he is holding up with his decision to keep it in his pants and if he plans to have more children later. 

On November 11, Cannon got candid with Nischelle Turner on Entertainment Tonight as a special guest host.

The comedian spoke about being a father of seven, his celibacy journey, and his future relationship plans.

In June, days after Cannon and Abby De La Rosa welcomed twins Zion and Zillion, he fathered a son, Zen, with Alyssa Scott.

The TV personality also has 4-year-old Golden and 10-months-old Powerful with ex Britanny Bell. He and his ex-wife Mariah Carey share 10-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe.

Cannon previously revealed that he wants to be celibate till 2022, following his therapist's advice. As for this progress, the father-of-seven said he is "actually been doing really well."

The TV presenter said he practiced celibacy in the past to prove he is not addicted to certain things, and he said, "too much of anything can ruin the process."

The 41-year-old said his biggest motivation for staying celibate is to ensure he has time to focus on work and his children.

Cannon also addressed his risky comment to guest Andy Cohen while on "The Nick Cannon Show." 

The two were playing a "Plead The Fifth" game when Cannon answered that his "favorite baby mama is the next one." This sent the internet into a frenzy.

The host explained to Turner that he was joking, in his words, "Everyone knows I'm crazy, everyone knows I say things that will get me in trouble." 

The actor said the point of the game is not to plead the fifth and say something that throws people off, adding that he plays the game very well.

In September, Cannon revealed he is open to the possibility of expanding his family in the future during an interview with Entertainment Tonight.

The "Masked Singer" star said the topic of further fatherhood is difficult due to his "unorthodox situation."

Cannon explained that parenthood could be controlled in marriage but, being a single individual, and he does not know if he'll fall in love tomorrow. In his words:

"I don't know what life brings so for me to be like, 'No I'm done!' And then, you know, I'm walking down the aisle in 2025."

The "She Ball" star told the outlet he is a hopeless romantic who loves companionship.

After welcoming three babies this year, Cannon offered his fatherhood services to a fellow rapper. 

Earlier this month, The Blast reported that Saweetie, who is single following her public breakup with Quavo, tweeted that she wants to have children.

Cannon responded with a thinking emoji followed by a ninja emoji then a laughing emoji. 

The father-of-seven ended his train of thought with an emoji of a dark-skinned boy raising his hand as if to say he volunteers as tribute. 

Fans were amused while others tried to hold him to his celibacy pact. One wrote, "Stop!! You have plenty of children that need their daddy!"