- Bre Tiesi said she isn't sure if she wants to have more children with Nick Cannon.
- The "Selling Sunset" star said that she isn't quite sure how she'd "manage another child."
Bre Tiesi hasn't ruled out the possibility of having a second child with Nick Cannon, but she's not worried about their son Legendary Love "missing out" on the experience of having siblings — he already has plenty of half-brothers and half-sisters on Cannon's side.
Tiesi spoke with Entertainment Tonight at Legendary Love's first birthday party in June. The realtor and "Selling Sunset" star says that she's not dead set about having a second child, and isn't sure how she'd "manage another child" given the current state of her career.
"Part of me does want to give him another sibling, but he has a few of those, so I don't think he's necessarily missing out, but I don't know," Tiesi said.
Tiesi gave birth to Legendary Love, her only child and Cannon's eighth at the time, in 2022. The "Wild 'N Out" host has fathered 11 other children: twins Moroccan and Monroe with Mariah Carey; sons Golden and Rise Messiah and daughter Powerful Queen with model Brittany Bell; twin sons Zillion and Zion and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin with DJ Abby De La Rosa; son Zen, who died at five months old in December 2021, and daughter Halo Marie with model Alyssa Scott; and daughter Onyx Ice with photographer Lanisha Cole.
Cannon also spoke to ET at the party, telling the publication that his focus is "appreciating the time" that he has with his children, and being there for events like Legendary Love's first birthday even amid the "thousand things" he has going on.
Tiesi said that Cannon is "open to whatever" when it comes to having more kids with her, but she's not certain if it's something that she wants.
"I feel like if I can't do it a hundred percent, I don't want to do that," Tiesi told ET. "I don't want to take more attention away from my son than I already do, working like I do, so I'm really trying to figure out how to manage that, and I think adding in another aspect of another human would be very hard."