New Mom Alyssa Scott's Magical Delivery Involved 'Shooting Stars' & Fireworks

Alyssa Scott is now officially a mom of three! Although the fashion model earlier lost her second child, Zen, to brain cancer, the doting mom keeps his memory alive by referencing him every chance she gets.

The model recently had a beautiful birthing experience with her third pregnancy, and it seems little Zen had a huge role in making that happen.

Scott and her baby daddy Nick Cannon, who patiently awaited the arrival of their bundle of joy, have finally welcomed their little one into this world, and it's a girl!

The model, who is keen on maintaining her privacy, gave an exception to her own rule after carefully giving a detailed explanation of how the birth of her third child took place.

Taking to her Instagram story, Scott began by revealing how the drive to the hospital went. She posted a picture that was taken in the evening, which displayed a city surrounded by water.

The view of the city was beautiful as the sun was setting down at that moment. Attaching a caption to the picture, she wrote, "The drive to the hospital was so quiet and peaceful. There was a meteor shower, and we saw shooting stars the entire way ✨."

In a follow-up post displayed on her story, the happy mom shared a short clip. The 15 seconds video displayed a rather busy and colorful street, filled with moving cars as they went about their businesses.  The video was taken in the thick of the night and featured breathtaking fireworks that ascended into the sky displaying star-like shapes and different bright colors.

The model, while appreciating the awesome view, remembered her late son and wrote, "then later that night from our room.. ?? I just know my boy was celebrating."

In the following slide, Scott unveiled the face of her precious baby girl, who was wrapped in a white swaddling blanket and had a peach bow tie worn on her head.

Also appearing in the snap was a bouquet of rose flowers which sat pretty in the background. The model sweetly wrote at the bottom of the picture, "Baby Halo ? 3 days old here."

While this is Scott's second child with the "Masked Singer" host, Cannon, on the other hand, is now a dad to twelve kids. And the proud father always seems to have the same happy reaction every time he welcomes a new child into the world.

As The Blast reported, the new parents announced the arrival of their daughter, Halo Marie Cannon, on Wednesday, Dec. 14, via Scott's Instagram account. 

The social media influencer shared a tear-jerking video about the birth of her daughter while also paying a touching tribute to her beloved son, Zen, who died at only five months old due to brain cancer.

Opening up about the post, she wrote, "December 14, 2022. Our lives are forever changed ❤️. Zen is in every breath I take. I know his spirit was with us in the room that morning. I know he is watching down on us. He shows me signs every day. I will hold onto this memory forever."

The emotional mom added, "I will remember the sound of Nick's voice saying 'it's a girl' and the look of everything we've been through flash across his face. I will remember the sound of her crying out with her first breath and feeling her heartbeat against mine."

The model sweetly concluded her moving write-up, "My sweet girl, I got my surprise!! We love you Halo Marie Cannon! ?,"

Although the "Feelin' Freaky" rapper often shows himself on social media spending quality time with each of his kids and their baby mamas, the comedian believes he isn't doing enough as he would love to.

As we previously reported, the now-dad of twelve revealed his true feelings during an appearance he made on the show "The Checkup with Dr. David Agus."

Explaining the situation of things, he said, "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 I'm constantly working, and two, because I'm just spread thin."

It is however hoped that with time, the "Pray For Him" rapper can find a balance and cater to the needs of his many children in the future.