Nick Cannon Gets Roasted Online Over His Christmas Day 'Tribe Tour'

On Thursday, December 26, Nick Cannon took to Instagram to share heartwarming snapshots from his Christmas celebration with Abby De La Rosa and their three children: 3-year-old twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, along with their 2-year-old daughter, Beautiful Zeppelin.

The family of five looked festive and coordinated in matching Santa outfits as they enjoyed playtime with their new toys by the Christmas tree.

While the post was meant to spread holiday cheer, many social media users couldn't help but mock Nick Cannon for the number of children he has with several different baby mamas.

Nick Cannon is a proud father of 12 children with six different women. With Mariah Carey, he shares his oldest twins, Moroccan Scott and Monroe (born in 2011). He has three children with Brittany Bell: Golden "Sagon" (2017), Powerful Queen (2020), and Rise Messiah (2022). Cannon also welcomed three children with Abby De La Rosa: twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir (2021), and their daughter Beautiful Zeppelin (2022).

With Alyssa Scott, he had Zen (2021), who tragically passed away from brain cancer at five months old, and later welcomed Halo Marie (2022). His son Legendary Love (2022) is with Bre Tiesi, while his daughter Onyx Ice Cole (2022) is with LaNisha Cole.

With the number of children Cannon has, fans couldn't help but take digs at the "America's Got Talent" host. "Do you rotate amongst the momma’s who to spend Christmas with?" one Instagram user joked.

"He should take a photoshoot with all baby mommas... that would be interesting to see," another said.

"He likes her more," a third said, claiming that Abby De La Rosa is Cannon's favorite.

Other social media users decided to take jabs at how Christmas week must be Nick Cannon's busiest week of the year considering how many children he has.

"So he did make the rounds this was the second stop on his tribe tour," one user commented.

"He should still be visiting all those kids this morning, lol, after Christmas. That’s at least a three day job," another joked.

"Has to be one busy week for you. Merry Christmas," a third said.

"He be like, 'I wanna find you all dressed up because imma pass by just for a few mins,'" someone else said.

Others left the jokes aside and took the time to wish Nick Cannon and his family a Merry Christmas.

"Beautiful to see such a loving and involved father with," one social media user commented. "All of his kids he has many kids with more than one woman and you never hear anything negative from any of them, and he works hard too good, man Nick."

"Christmas, such a beautiful family and home," another said.

"Sooooo adorable Nick," a third wrote as another commented, "Beautiful Family."

Ahead of the holidays, Cannon shared with People Magazine that the holiday season can be "complicated" for a father of 12.

"It's very complicated. I'm a busy man on Thanksgiving," he said of his plans for the week. "I'm going to be full by the end of the day, but everybody specializes in certain things, you know what I mean? Some people got good sweet potato pie, and some people got amazing fried turkey. So I know every house that needs to have the things that I really like."

Nick Cannon isn’t shy about revealing just how much he spends on taking his 12 children to Disney each year—and the number is jaw-dropping!

The actor and TV host, who shares his dozen kids with multiple mothers, remains a dedicated dad and makes it a priority to create magical memories with them at the Disney Parks. However, that magic doesn’t come cheap.

Cannon shared that he visits the Disney Parks at least once a month, sometimes even more frequently. And as any Disney fan knows, ticket prices alone can be steep, often exceeding $100 per person per day. With 12 kids in tow, plus additional expenses, Cannon admits he shells out nearly half a million dollars annually to keep the Disney magic alive for his family.