Nick Cannon can return to his family, wife Mariah Carey and their twins Monroe and Moroccan. Cannon was hospitalized on January 4th with what Mariah called ‘Mild Kidney Failure.’ The news sent the web in a frenzy with many searching for the affects of Kidney Failure. While Mariah didn’t offer any medical insight into her husband’s ailments she did a great job keeping his fans abreast on his condition including when he moved to a Los Angeles hospital from Aspen and pictures which helped diminished the severity.
Over the weekend Mariah revealed Nick would have to undergo surgery but he should leave the hospital by Sunday and she was right. Nick’s rep confirm the America’s Got Talent host is home resting with his family and will return to his show “Rollin’ with Nick Cannon” on January 17th.
Happy to know Nick and Mariah are doing well!
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