Nick Cannon spends around $200,000 a year on trips to Disneyland with his 12 children.
He used to get perks when he hosted the amusement park’s Christmas morning parade.
Cannon also explained his reasons for wanting to become a father to so many children. (Trending: Olympic Gold Medalist Sentenced For Jan 6)
“Do you know how much money I spend at Disneyland a year?” asked Cannon.
“Ugh, we can imagine,” Charlamagne tha God responded.
“It’s no longer free and I only had two kids then,” said Cannon, about when he would host events at Disney.
“Every birthday and Christmas, I’m literally at Disneyland at least once a month, and to move around Disney, like, I’m probably spending $200,000 a year at Disneyland,” Cannon said.
“Disneyland is expensive already off [the] top if [you’re] trying to stay in the hotel,” Cannon said.
“It’s not how it used to be,” he noted.
“You got to make reservations.”
“So, I’m spending $200,000 a year at Disneyland.”
“They need to give you, like, a membership or something,” another host said.
“I used to be an employee,” Cannon said.
He said he loves being a father and wants to take care of his tribe.
“I could have stopped, you know, or even not had the children,” he said.
“But I was welcoming the idea of it and was never against it. So, you know, I’ve worked through a lot of that through therapy of like, yeah, I love being a father. I love the life that they give me.”
He continued, “And I could have made some other decisions, you know, with the mothers of my children. But it was one of those things, like, I want to have these kids and as many kids I possibly can because, you know, I come from that mentality of, like, as long as I can take care of my tribe and we can live in an abundant way, that’s how I want to be there.”
Cannon added that his family goes through challenges like any other but finds the rewards of fatherhood outweigh the costs.
“I don’t want everybody to feel like, oh, I got it all the way figured out and I’m just out of here having babies and everybody’s good, right?” he said.
“But every family goes through that process,” Cannon continued. “And, you know, whether you want to be from a judgmental standpoint or whatever, it’s like you cannot deny the love that goes on and how much I care for my family.”
“Hopefully, you know, at the end of the day, the only people that will be able to tell you if I was a good dad or not, all my children,” he said.
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