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Nick Cannon Reveals How Much He Makes a Year to Take Care of His 11 Kids and the Amount May Shock You

It also might make you just a little bit skeptical, but hey. Who's pocket watching?

Nick Cannon is opening up about heโ€™s been able to financially provide for all 11 of his children, revealing that he brings in at least $100 million a year for his kids.

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In a new interview with the LA Times, The Daily Cannon host admitted that while heโ€™s aware of the fact that his growing family tends to make headlines, heโ€™s less concerned with what critics have to say as he is with how heโ€™s able to provide for his children and how they feel when theyโ€™re around each other.

โ€œWhen you think about my lifestyle, I have to generate at least $100 million a year,โ€ he explained, later adding: โ€œIโ€™ve been villainized. I hear all the time: โ€˜You canโ€™t be present for all those children.โ€™ So therefore I get this deadbeat-dad title.โ€

He continued: โ€œItโ€™s not about what I do for you or what I say to you, itโ€™s about how you feel when Iโ€™m with you. If you feel loved when you see your dad, thatโ€™s whatโ€™s gonna resonate.โ€

As previously reported by The Root, Cannon has mentioned before that not being able to spend quality time with all 11 of his children (his son Zen that he fathered with Alyssa Scott sadly passed away in December 2021) is a personal point of angst for him. This is particularly due to the fact that he does work a lot and his time is stretched thin. But thanks to the unstrained relationships he has with the mothers of his children, heโ€™s able to work things out.

โ€œEverybody thinks itโ€™s time management. Itโ€™s energy management. [Because] once weโ€™re all aligned, the flow is a lot easier, he previously explained. โ€œIf thereโ€™s any kind of low frequencies or dissension in there thatโ€™s what messes up the scheduling. As long as weโ€™re all on the same page and we all got the same goalโ€”to be the best parents we could possibly beโ€”that works and then the scheduling is the scheduling.โ€

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