Jessica White To Write About Alleged 'Emotionally Abusive' Relationship With Nick Cannon

Jessica White's tea sessions about Nick Cannon are not ending anytime soon! The former girlfriend of the infamous baby maker continues to spill shocking details about the duo's relationship.

The caramel-toned beauty rose to fame as a model before gaining widespread attention for her romance with the Nickelodeon alum. Years after the pair ended their affair, the New Yorker is opening up about what happened between them.

After sharing her since-deleted open letter to the father of twelve, the 38-year-old recently doubled down on her "emotionally abusive" love story. Holding nothing back, the former face of Maybelline gave her unfiltered opinions about the "Wild 'N Out" star. 

The former Victoria's Secret runway model got candid about her romance with the "Love Don't Cost A Thing" actor in an exclusive interview with PageSix. According to the media personality, her bond with the entertainer was not as pretty as it looked.

The Angel Wings Foundation creator noted that her issues with Cannon were common in most of his relationships. However, she believed herself to be the first to tackle this problem without painting it as trivial. 

"I went through an emotionally abusive relationship, and everybody goes through it," the former Vogue editorial claimed. "I am just the first person in Hollywood to talk about it and not try to make a pretty picture of it. I don't want to be perfect."

White addressed her "emotionally abusive" affair with the TV personality in a since-deleted open letter on her Instagram page. Reflecting on the tell-all note, the 38-year-old confessed she regretted spilling the beans for free.

"I should have saved it for the f–king book," the New Yorker lamented. "I probably regret that [because] I should have saved it for the f–king book and got paid for it."

Explaining that she was in the phase of writing a book, the "Famously Single" star stated she would only dedicate a small piece of her story to the "Drumline" actor. According to the model, her chapter on the 42-year-old "would be concise."

"If you put it in a book, he would be half a chapter. A half a chapter is still too long," the media personality chimed, adding that she was over the rapper-turned-actor. In the runway alum's words:

"I am not ever going back, and that’s the facts. I am having so much fun without him, and I am better without him, and I don't need all that energy and all that s–t. I am done."

White reaffirmed her stance against Cannon, claiming she dreaded discussing her history with the entertainer. "I am so tired of talking about Nick — I am done. Please post that… I am so tired of talking about Nick Cannon," she declared.

"I want to move past this because I don't want the next guy to come in and think that he is competing with that energy because he isn't. I am over it," the 38-year-old confessed.

Noting that she wanted the public to recognize her as more than Cannon's ex, the CoverGirl alum said: "I just want to go into the world and have people see me and ask me questions outside of him at this point."

Over a week ago, the "America's Next Top Model" guest judge shared a since-deleted letter about her separation from the "Gigolo" rapper. On June 12, the New Yorker dropped the emotional bombshell on her Instagram page, pouring her heart out in a lengthy message.

The media personality explained her post, described as a book to Cannon, was a means of communicating with the entertainer following her inability to reach him. According to White, the 42-year-old was upset about her participation in the new season of "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta."

"I know you're upset about the show, but after eight years, I can't stand when things catch you off guard," the model wrote. "And I feel like you deserve way more respect as a man even though I may be more respectful than you ever gave me With public announcements."

The caramel-toned beauty noted she had prayed for her relationship with the NAACP Image Award recipient to blossom into something special. However, she could not deal with the alleged unique treatments she felt the other women were getting.

"I felt like you always put the other women on a pedestal, and I was beyond unstable about that," White confessed, adding that she had to share her feelings about the matter because she wanted to move on.