Bre Tiesi Makes U-turn On Baby Daddy Nick Cannon Paying Child Support

Bre Tiesi, who has a son Legendary with Nick Cannon, has changed her mind about him paying child support months after claiming he did not have to.

As fans know, Tiesi and the "Drumline" actor have been dropping a series of skits on social media over the past few months, one of which the Instagram model used to reveal her latest child support decision, prompting a hilarious reaction from Nick.

On Instagram the parents made a joint post featuring them in a living room with Tiesi coming at her baby daddy, saying, "Nick, it's time to pay child support."

Nick instantly replied, "Como say what?" leading his baby mama to repeat with emphasis: "You have to pay child support." The "Roll Bounce" star then quickly appeared in an Amish costume, stating, "No, I don't, I'm Amish." This frustrated Tiesi as she believed that did not relate to the subject but still maintained he paid his dues. 

Nick then teased his baby mama some more, saying, "No, I don't. I got the vaccine," while injecting himself in his forearm, causing him to yelp loudly.

"You still have to pay," Tiesi insisted, but the TV host pointed out, "Not if I have over ten kids." The social media personality then explained that that was only possible in foreign countries like China.

With that, Nick looked at the camera like he was up to something before Tiesi's phone started ringing, showing his name on the screen. She was shocked but picked up and immediately saw he was already in China.

Nick could be seen in Chinese costume, waving and jokingly greeting his partner in the foreign language. "When it's time to start paying child support….?," the post's caption read, gaining over 36k likes.

In the comments section, fans had mixed reactions to the video, with a few criticizing the parents while many others were more about how amusing the post was. "I love how they not take the comments so seriously; they know what's best for them. No one truly knows the ins and outs of people's relationships," one fan remarked.

A second joked, "Anything to avoid child support ??" while a third penned, "???? it's the back-to-back great content for me." One more follower proclaimed, "? ?? y'all are AMAZING ❤️? this is gonna make sad people "mad mad," but it made me laugh laugh! ??.”

A fifth comment then read, "You two are so hilarious!!!!!? We need these every Monday!!!!?" followed by a sixth: "Hilarious ? love it ?." However, one critic believed the twosome were "trying too hard," similar to another who claimed that real estate fitted Tiesi better, adding, "It's clear you think your situation is comical you don't have to convince us lol."

Another user questioned, "In what world did either of them think this was a good idea…?" and a fourth critic commented, "I mean, I see they're trying to make light of it, but deep down, it is kinda sad lol…"

Tiesi's latest declaration is a far cry from when she told her "Selling Sunset" co-star Amanza Smith that Nick did not have to pay child support since he had over ten children.

She mentioned in the seventh episode of the series, "The way it works is like, after 10, the court can basically say he can't afford to pay child support. Or because he is who he is, they could say, 'We know you can afford X amount for each household.'"

However, her lawyer, Neama Rahmani, later refuted the statement: "Nick, or any father, is obligated to pay child support under California law regardless of the number of children he has." 

Earlier this month, Tiesi's baby daddy poked fun at his challenges with child support using an entertaining clip on TikTok. He was filmed busy with paperwork at a table when his phone alerted him to a FaceTime call from "Baby Mama #25."

A voice from the device also chimed, "Nick, it's time for your child support," but Cannon ignored the call, opting to send an auto-message that read, "Sorry, I can't talk right now."

The video was captioned with similar words, and unsurprisingly, fans were amused as they took to the comments to join in the fun.