Nick Cannon Applauds Himself For 'Trying My Best' As His Two Daughters Bond

Nick Cannon continues to prove to the world that regardless of the many children he fathers with different women, they are still one big happy family!

The father of twelve seems to have started a pattern of bringing his children together to bond and get to know each other better. It first began with his two sons, Moroccan and Golden, who had a meet-and-greet at the beginning of July.

Recently, he took time out of his busy schedule to connect with his two daughters, Halo, whom he shares with model Alyssa Scott and her step-sister Onyx, daughter of photographer LaNisha Cole. 

The rapper-turned-actor experienced the joy of fatherhood after spending quality time with his girls in their customized-made nursery. Gushing about the precious moment to his fans, he took to his Instagram Story to post a heartwarming picture of himself and his daughters.

Laying on a colorful baby play mat, Cannon affectionately doted on his babies as they sucked on their feeding bottles. For the occasion, he was dressed, wearing his signature beanie and a gray hoodie. His 12th child, Halo, donned a white onesie paired with pink shorts while his other child, Onyx, wore a sleeveless blue striped dress. 

He added a highlighted caption to the adorable image, writing, "So dope to see my daughters playing together in our nursery. The Sisterhood is Real! Halo is my youngest and Onyx is about to turn the Big 1!"

The Nickelodeon alum excitedly added, "So grateful for this and all of my children's journeys and valuable lessons that I will be learning along the way. I'm trying my best y'all!!"

Interestingly, days ago the "Gigolo" rapper also treated another of his offspring to a memorable outing which he tagged the "Legendary Halo Experience" on his Instagram Story. The proud dad flaunted how his two babies, Legend and Halo, enjoyed each other's company, playing with multicolored toys in a woven basket.

Legendary, whom the comedian shares with realtor Bre Tiesi looked cute dressed in a black shirt while he held a red pyramid plaything. The toddler, who happily played with his toys, had other toys of varied colors scattered around him.

On the other hand, his half-sister, Halo, held onto the basket with a toothless grin. The delighted baby was dressed in a white dress and matching shoes, paired with a pink bow that adorned her hair.

Not only does Cannon relish spending time with his kids, but he wishes to understand them more intently as he revealed his plans on getting a Master's degree in child psychology and a Ph.D. in divinity. Granting a friendly chat with Dr.Laura Berman on the "Language of Love" podcast, Cannon admitted that he pondered on "that conversation every day."

The host seemed to have approved of his decision, saying that the degrees would "come in handy." The TV host further digressed on the influence of a father's presence in shaping a child's life.

He remarked, "Oh, the presence of a father and how much they will need you and the Freudian aspect of reverting to your childhood trauma, or the lack thereof. Nature versus nurture. These are conversations I have several times every single day."

The doting father, who is undoubtedly in love with his twelve children might have reached his limit as he recently contemplated starting a proper family planning.

The multi-hyphenate entertainer during the episode of Dr. Berman's Podcast "The Language of Love" addressed the issue of considering a vasectomy. In the footage which was posted on the relationship therapist's Instagram page, Dr. Berman queried Cannon about his future baby-making plans. The Podcaster wondered if there was any place for a "vasectomy" in the entertainer's life.

Proceeding to answer her own question by claiming that there was none, the "Feelin' Freaky" rapper refuted her opinion and revealed he had considered getting the procedure. 

Noting that he wished to be more "intentional" about his children instead of making babies without proper planning, he remarked, "You never know. I've definitely contemplated deeply. I no longer want to be careless. I wanna be a lot more intentional with life, especially when dealing with creating life."

The San Diego native admitted that he could no longer continue to bring kids into the world without being able to spend quality moments with them. He added, "For no matter how much money you make, you can't buy time."

He concluded by declaring, "So I wanna be intentional in all of their lives currently, and I don't want to spread anyone else thinner than they already are."