‘Is She Just the Favorite Baby Mom?’: Nick Cannon Buys Mother of His Second Pair of Twins, Abby De La Rosa, a New House

Abby De La Rosa let her Instagram family know she is “grateful” for Nick Cannon after she claimed he purchased a house for her and their twin sons, Zion and Zillow. 

The OnlyFans model captioned her post, “Here’s to beautiful and new beginnings. I’m so grateful – Thank you dad – Zion and Zillon” 

Nick Cannon and Abby De La Rosa. Photo: @hiabbydelarosa/Instagram

Responding back in a lengthy paragraph, Cannon wrote, “You are more than welcome!!! It’s the least I can do. Thank you for the unconditional love and the most precious gifts any human can ask for!!! Beautiful New Beginnings!”

It wasn’t long before fans brought up Cannon’s six other children.

“Now you gotta buy the rest of them houses too”

“Is everyone getting a house? Or is she just the favorite baby mom?”

“He needs to build a compound honestly”

Fans also gave the 41-year-old actor credit for being there for his kids and being an active parent in their lives.

“As much as y’all be on Nick’s head, he take care of them kids”

“Y’all can say what y’all want about how many kids he got, but he take care of all of them”

The pair obviously love showering each other with gifts. For Father’s Day, De La Rosa trolled Cannon and gifted him with a sign at the club that read “He don’t pull out.” The present received backlash from multiple fans who found it unamusing that De La Rosa would joke about Cannon fathering multiple kids with various women. 

Del La Rosa and Cannon are reportedly expecting their third child together in late October. The 31-year-old announced her pregnancy back in June, and speculations of Cannon fathering her unborn child started to quickly come into conversation. TMZ reported that a reliable source confirmed the Wild ’N Out host is the maker behind De La Rosa’s third baby. 

TMZ announced, “Nick Cannon says he’ll be a dad once again – and we’ve learned the mounting speculation he’s having a kid with Abby De La Rosa is true… they’re welcoming another baby together.”

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