Nick Cannon Fans Want To See ALL Of His Kids After 'Fright Night' Hangout

Fans are making tall orders after Nick Cannon shared how he and some of his many kids are preparing for Halloween.

While appreciating him for being a good dad to his children they asked that the multihyphenate work out an event that would see all 12 of his kids in the same place at the same time. These demands come after Cannon shockingly divulged how his ex-wife and singer, Mariah Carey, saved his life.

Fans are asking Cannon to consider bringing all his kids together after he uploaded a clip highlighting his nighttime visit to a pumpkin patch. For the trip, he brought along his twins Monroe and Morocco, whom he shares with Carey, and his children Golden, Powerful, and Rise, whom he shares with Brittany Bell.

In the video, Cannon, Bell, and their children were all dressed in matching orange pumpkin onesies, and they ran around the illuminated pumpkin patch. Rise appeared to be his dad's bestie for the night with the duo seemingly spending the entirety of their visit together.

At some point, the 12-month-old is heard saying 'daddy' as best as he can as his dad bounces him up and down in his arms and smiles brightly. The tot soon found a sweet spot on his father's shoulders, looking gleefully around as Cannon held one of his hands up in a wave. 

The major reason for the brood's trip revealed itself in a huge signpost with the words, "Welcome. Nights of the Jack." The space was decorated with spooky designs and drawings, such as a skeletal representation of a dinosaur and multicolored flowers.

Rise made a return to the screen, this time yelling out his name while his dad cheered him on. He took his place on Cannon's shoulders once again as the family treated viewers to a glimpse of the patch's cobweb-filled interior.  

As the fun Instagram clip wound down, animals, including an elephant and giraffes also made an appearance. Upon seeing that the kids had a swell time enjoying snacks and playing with each other while taking in the Halloween-themed light display, fans quickly sprung into the comments with their takes.

"What a beautiful family God bless them and all Nick Cannon needs is a family picture with all his kids he is a great dad I love him," one person commented. Another viewer noted, "That would be cute to see all his kids together."

A third commenter claimed, "If all the moms are cool with Nick's open relationship with them then they should be cool with ALL of his children spending time together with each other." A fourth Instagram user explained that even though they applauded Cannon for taking care of his family financially, "He has more kids than that." They added:

"I don't want to hear he can't get them he always have those Lil one with his oldest he should just had the rest with the girl who kids can be around his oldest kid its Halloween all his kids should be around with him."

Nearly a month ago, "The Masked Singer" host spoke candidly about his health challenges and the role Carey played in helping him during this difficult time. 

The 43-year-old was diagnosed with Lupus — a chronic autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to attack healthy cells, resulting in him facing not only physical difficulties but also significant mental health obstacles.

In his revelation, he disclosed that he found himself contemplating the purpose of life and whether he had made the most of his time. One particular experience that stood out for Cannon was a profound moment of self-examination when he found himself "staring up from the hospital bed, gazing at the ceiling all alone while everyone else had left." 

It was during this period that his ex-wife stepped up to help him as best as she could. On that, the "Love Don't Cost a Thing" gushed, "She was my rock. She went hard. To be honest, I probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for how hard she went with the doctors, with me, my stubbornness."

Going further, the "Feelin' Funky" hitmaker crowned Carey as "the perfect helpmate, the perfect matriarch, the perfect mom, the perfect wife in those scenarios."