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There has been much said about actor and rapper Nick Cannon over the last several years due to the number of children he has fathered. Now, Selling Sunset star Chelsea Lazkani is throwing a bit of shade his way following the mother of one of his kids calling him out for failing to see his kid.
Many may wonder about Chelsea’s connection to Nick. Bre Tiesi, who is a cast member on Selling Sunset, also happens to have a child with Nick. As most fans of the Netflix hit show are aware, Chelsea and Bre have been embroiled in a feud for a while now after Chelsea questioned Bre and Nick’s open relationship.
Nick recently appeared on Raven-Symoné’s podcast, which is called Tea Time with Raven & Miranda. While there, he admitted to having insured his testicles for $10 million.
In the clip, Nick says that the process of insuring his testicles started as a joke. However, he noted that several other famous people have insured various body parts in case anything ever goes wrong. Notably, Raven highlighted the fact that Heidi Klum had previously insured her legs. He joked that this part of his body is his “most valuable asset.” Nick went on to say that the amount comes out to $5 million per testicle, and all the money from the policy would go to his kids in the event that something happens. Notably, he has 12 kids.
Following this revelation, The Shade Room not only posted a clip of the podcast episode, but they also shared Alyssa Scott‘s response to the news. Nick has two children with Alyssa, a boy and a girl, but the boy sadly passed away in 2021 when he was five months old.
Alyssa responded by resharing the clip on her Instagram Stories with her own caption. She wrote, “Ha ha haaa. Funny. Any plans on seeing your child? It’s been over a month. But good to know she’ll get some of your $ if anything happens to your b***s. SMH.”
So, where does Chelsea come in? She saw The Shade Room’s post and left a comment that simply said, “lol.”
So far, Nick has yet to issue a response. Neither has Bre.