Nick Cannon has had another child, this time with modelBre Tiesi .- Tiesi announced the birth on Monday in a YouTube video and an Instagram post.
Nick Cannon's partner Bre Tiesi on Monday announced the birth of the TV personality's eighth child — a son.
Tiesi made an Instagram post on Monday evening announcing the birth writing: "I did it. An all natural unmedicated home birth."
She added that she couldn't have "asked for a more amazing and supportive partner."
"I couldn't of done it without you," Tiesi wrote.
She also released a video log of the birth on YouTube, which she said documented her "pregnancy, natural induction, labor, and delivery."
In the 11-minute video, Tiesi appeared to reveal her son's name. The footage shows Cannon calling the baby "Legendary" while changing his diaper under a neon sign that reads "Legendary Love."
Tiesi also spoke to Entertainment Tonight before her birth, during which she weighed in on why she chose to have a child with Cannon — who already has had seven children with four other women.
"I'm not really opinionated in other's people business. That's not really my thing," she told the outlet.
"When it first started happening I was just like, 'I don't understand why everyone is so concerned. Like, why are you upset about what happens in my household?'" she added, per ET. "For me, it doesn't actually genuinely affect me. I understand people's side and they're used to their conventional relationships. That's what's instilled in us."
In March, Tiese said she and the "Masked Singer" host have a "very long history" that goes back "almost a decade."
Cannon has 11-year-old twins named Monroe and Moroccan with his ex-wife, R&B superstar Mariah Carey. He also has a 5-year-old named Golden "Sagon" and a 1-year-old named Powerful Queen with model and former Miss Guam Brittany Bell.
Cannon also has 1-year-old twins Zillion and Zion with DJ Abby De La Rosa. His 5-month-old son with model Alyssa Scott died from brain cancer.
He confirmed that he was expecting his eighth child with Tiesi in January, just weeks after Zen's death.
In October 2021, Cannon said that he would try to be celibate until 2022 after getting advice from his therapist to take a break from having kids. He also said in May that he is considering having a vasectomy after his eighth child, quipping that he wasn't "looking to populate the Earth completely."
In May, during an interview on "The Big Tigger Morning Show," Cannon was asked if all the women with whom he has fathered children get along.
"They don't have to. They all get along with me," he replied.
Cannon also said in June that he has tried and "failed miserably so many times at monogamy."
Representatives for Cannon and Tiesi did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Insider.