Watch Nick Cannon Playfully Scold Bre Tiesi About Damaged Lambo Car Gift

TV icon Nick Cannon has an update for his fans concerning his luxurious car gift to his baby mama, Bre Tiesi, for her 32nd birthday.

Fans will recall that back in May, the "Lip Sync Battle Shorties" host surprised Tiesi with an extravagant black Lamborghini Urus.

About three months have passed since the surprise, but the vehicle seems to have some minor damage, which Cannon recently chided Tiesi for, good-humouredly.

Cannon and Tiesi gave their numerous followers a humorous show on TikTok by poking fun at the Calabasas native's damaged Lambo car present. In the 9-second clip, they were filmed imitating a voice-over and beginning with the "Roll Bounce" actor playfully asking his baby mama, "So nothing bad happened?" 

The question prompted Tiesi to shake her head in mimicry of the voice conveying refusal. Subsequently, Cannon asked, "You didn't wreck it?" to which his baby mama repeated her previous expression.

He asked more questions, wondering if Tiesi had hit or run anybody over, which she denied. However, when the "Drumline" actor inquired, "You didn't get a speeding ticket?" the Instagram influencer moved to the side of the car, trying to cover one of the tires.

The camera zoomed in on the tire, emphasizing the scratches on its metal, with Tiesi looking sheepishly away. This led Cannon to question, "Why you making that face?"

For the amusing video captioned, "You sure nothing happened to the NEW LAMBO?" the "Gigolo" musician was decked in a two-piece Nike ensemble comprising sweats and a hoodie while Tiesi rocked denim pants ripped at her knees and a white Balmain shirt.

Several fans found the video amusing as they dropped a series of laughing emojis, while a few opted for words, with one stating, "Lambo?? Shouldn't you have a minivan??" A second shared, "I just love Bre's humor," while a third commenter regarded Tiesi as Cannon's "main lady." One more follower joked, "Another reason y she is a passenger princess."

Speaking of the "Selling Sunset" star's 32nd birthday earlier in May, she flaunted her baby daddy's super-expensive gift, worth over $200K, on the gram using multiple attention-grabbing photos. 

Posing alongside the lavish ride, Tiesi looked striking in a sheer body-hugging black Mugler jumpsuit with her derriere clad in leather, perfectly accentuating her curvy backside.  She completed her look with red bottom stilettos and left her dark tresses to cascade down her back to her waist.

The classy $200k-worth sports car towered beside her in the photos, looking customized to her taste while surrounded by massive balloons alongside a "Happy Bday" balloon banner at the center. The real estate agent did not leave her and Cannon's son, Legendary, out of the celebratory post as he was captured in the lavish whip. 

Tiesi admitted in the post's caption that she never planned on marking her birthday but was pleasantly surprised by her son's father. She then appreciated his affectionate gesture and could not help but shower him with praises. In her words:

"@nickcannon, I have no words. I had just here, stared at it, and cried with ledgy. You go above and beyond! We love you so much!!! If I didn't already feel like a bad bitch, I do now! 🧩🧩🧩."

The 42-year-old TV host immediately reacted to her heartfelt words in the comments section, writing, "Happy Born Day, my love! You deserve it all and more!!! Lamborghini looks fly on you!! Now, just be careful!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️.”   

Last month, Cannon's baby mama sued someone named Keshunna Parker for allegedly causing a car crash that left her with "serious injuries" back in 2021. In the legal documents obtained by The Blast, Tiesi collided with another vehicle while driving on a street in Burbank, California at the time. 

However, she did not take the case to the Los Angeles County Court for damages until two years after the crash happened on July 30, 2021.

Per the filing, the accused "owned and operated their vehicle negligently and carelessly, proximately causing property damage and personal injury to (Tiesi)."

It also hinted that the defendant did not "exercise reasonable care in the operation of their vehicle" and "breached their duty in that they failed to operate their vehicle in a safe and reasonable manner."