Nick Cannon’s brother Gabriel Cannon admits that he cannot name all 12 of his famous brother’s kids.
“I haven’t met them [all yet], but did y’all see what happened with him?” the “Claim to Fame” Season 2 winner told Entertainment Weekly Tuesday.
”[Nick] messed up [naming] all his kids, so I’m not even gonna attempt. I’m just uncle. It’s easy.”
When asked if he had a note in his phone to help remind him of his nieces and nephews’ monikers, Gabriel jokingly replied, “That or Google. They’re all on the internet.”
Back in April, Cannon – who has fathered 12 kids with six different women – accidentally forgot to mention his daughter onyx when naming all of his children during an interview on the “Howard Stern Show.”
“Moroccan and Monroe, which we call Roc and Roe,” the “Masked Singer” host, 42, began, starting with the 12-year-old twins he shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey.
After mentioning his and Brittany Bell’s three kids — Golden, 6, Powerful, 2, and Rise Messiah, 11 months — he added twins Zion and Zillion, 2, and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin, 9 months, with Abby De La Rosa, as well as his and Alyssa Scott’s late son, Zen, and their newborn Halo Marie, who was born in December.
“And then from there, Legendary Love,” Cannon said of the 1-year-old son he shares with “Selling Sunset” star Bre Tiesi.
Host Howard Stern interrupted the “Drumline” actor to tell him he was “wrong” and had “missed” one, pointing out that he forgot to name 11-month-old Onyx, whom he shares with LaNisha Cole.
“Ah, no!” Cannon replied. “You know, I did. You threw me off because I was going in order!”
After Cole, 41, learned about her ex’s mistake, she subtly shaded Cannon, sharing a series of photos of her baby girl to her Instagram Story.
“My whole world… the most beautiful little girl,” the former “Price Is Right” model captioned the pics. “I will do everything I can every single day to make sure she knows how special she is and how much I love and adore her.”
Cole then shared a cryptic message about navigating motherhood in the public eye.
“It’s not normal to have your life play out in front of an audience, but this is the age we live in. That being said … no person’s path is linear,” she wrote atop a black screen. “There’s going to be blind curves, peaks, valleys, and sometimes we make wrong turns or run into dead ends. Simply correct course and get back on your forward moving path.”
Cole continued, “I pray every day for strength, guidance, and peace. Regardless of where I’m at on my path, I know that God’s got me. And I’ve got Onyx.”
It’s safe to say Gabriel doesn’t want any problems.
