Jessica White Claims She Wasn't Allowed To See Other People During Polyamorous Relationship With Nick Cannon

Jessica White keeps dropping bombshells, and fans are here for all the drama! After calling out Nick Cannon for being an "emotionally abusive" lover, the model returns with more shocking details about their relationship.

The rapper-turned-actor is infamous for fathering multiple children with different women; however, the entertainer may be as good at breaking hearts as he is at creating life. According to his ex-girlfriend, the 42-year-old did her dirty.

During a teaser clip of a "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" episode, the media personality dished on her romance with the multi-hyphenate star. Her latest tea seemingly supported her narrative about the father of twelve's unflattering personality.

The eleventh installment of VH1's hit reality TV series introduced the runway alum as part of their stellar cast members. A recent episode shared on the production's Instagram page captured the 39-year-old interacting with one of her co-stars Safaree Samuels and opening up about her relationship with Cannon.

The duo's conversation derailed to the "Celebrity Prank Wars" host when the Hoodstars former member asked if White was married. Not missing a beat, the Maybelline spokesperson swiftly mentioned her past, claiming to be healing from a longtime romance.

"I was in an eight-year relationship, so I'm kind of getting out of that," the entertainer told Samuels. Her response prompted the TV personality to ask if her ex had cheated or was not loving enough for her. "No, no plural like polyamorous," the model interjected.

When the New Yorker's jaw dropped from her confession, the caramel-toned beauty wiped any suspicions her co-star might have about her interests. According to the Victoria's Secret alum, she was allegedly forbidden to date anyone else while the "Drumline" star got intimate with other women.

"I wasn't allowed to have other partners, but he was," White claimed, causing Samuels to wonder if she chose to obey such rules because she was a Muslim. However, the Buffalo native replied: "No, I'm just very submissive."

Her comment seemed to have blown the "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" alum away as he took a seat with his mouth agape. Then he questioned his co-star about her ex, a question the influencer avoided by acting shy and describing Cannon as "famous."

Eventually, she gave in to Samuels' curiosity, refusing to say the "Gigolo" rapper's name but showing the father of two his picture. Once again, the New Yorker's jaw dropped, and he praised the multi-hyphenate star as his "boy" and "a great guy."

In her confessional, the "Famously Single" star noted she was "not surprised" by her co-star's reaction as everyone adored her ex-boyfriend as an "icon." However, she knew the 42-year-old as someone "different."

Then a person in the background asked if Samuels was as close to the "Gigolo" rapper as he claimed how come the reality TV star had never heard of White or seen her during her relationship with Cannon.

Dramatically rolling her eyes at the question, the caramel-toned beauty fired back: "I don't know. You have to ask Nick." The episode's snippet received mixed reactions from fans as the majority called out White to move on from her ex while others supported the model.

"She go mention that man every chance she gets even had to pull out her phone to show it wow," someone slammed the media personality. Another chimed: "Lord honey let Nick go," while a third questioned her motives with the comment: "Is Nick her line to fame?"

However, some sympathized with the Buffalo native and wished she would find someone better than Cannon.  "I can't wait till Jessica meets a good mate. I want Nick to be the furthest from her mind afterward," a fan sweetly penned.

A month before her viral "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" episode, the 39-year-old raised eyebrows by revealing her plans for an autobiography. According to the stunning model, her book would cover her alleged heartbreaking past with the multi-hyphenate star.

The Angel Wings Foundation creator's announcement came days after her since-deleted letter. In the lengthy message, the Buffalo native accused the Nickelodeon alum of being an “emotionally abusive” lover.

Reflecting on her public diss, the runway alum wailed: “I should have saved it for the f–king book. I probably regret that [because] I should have saved it for the f–king book and got paid for it.”

As for how many pages she would dedicate to Cannon in her upcoming memoir, White noted the "Wild 'n Out" host would receive minimal spotlight. "If you put it in a book, he would be half a chapter. A half a chapter is still too long,” the media personality declared.