Nick Cannon remembers late son Zen with touching post
Updated | By Poelano Malema
Nick Cannon took to Instagram to remember his late son Zen two years after his passing.
Nick Cannon and his ex Alyssa Scott continue to mourn the loss of their son Zen.
The actor took to Instagram to remember his son who died at five months old after being diagnosed with brain cancer in December 2021.
In the post, Nick, Alyssa, and their one-year-old daughter, Halo Marie, are seen hanging out on the beach.
"Zen’s Light and presence shining over little miss Halo and Mommy and Daddy!" wrote Nick on Instagram.
"What a beautiful day to remind us all that there is a higher power and God’s Energy and frequency to keep us all going under his grace and mercy even in the midst of challenges," he added.
Nick can be seen playing with his daughter while her mother holds her in her arms.
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Many people took to the comments section to praise Nick for being a good father.
"That's one thing about Nick he might have alot of kids but he damn sure show up to everything dealing with them. He might can't be every where at once but he sure make the important ones," wrote one user.
"It doesn’t matter if you have 100 kids you’re always there for each and one of them. God bless you brother @nickcannon," another user commented.
The father of 12 has children with Mariah Carey, Brittany Bell, Abby De La Rosa, LaNisha Cole, and Alyssa Scott.
Last year he struggled to name all of his children during an interview on 'The Howard Stern Show'.
See the post below:
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Image courtesy of Instagram.
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