"But I stand firm on all my decisions because I love all my kids. I love my family infrastructure. But I know it all started from a place of pain, and not really healing properly."
"It was more of being careless, being frivolous with my process because I could do it, because I had the money, because I had the access to whoever and however I wanted to move."
"Being almost 45 now, I could sit back and like, yeah, if I would have thought the process through a little bit more and took time to actually do the inner work. Things might have been a little different in certain scenarios,"
Nick Cannon acknowledges that unresolved trauma and immaturity shaped his earlier choices around fatherhood, resulting in twelve children shared with six women. He describes a past pattern of not doing inner work, acting carelessly, and using wealth and access to pursue relationships without planning. He emphasizes love for all his children and commitment to his family while accepting that many decisions emerged from pain rather than healed growth. He reports attending therapy and engaging in self-reflection, believing that more inner work and foresight might have produced different outcomes, though he remains uncertain whether that would have changed the number of children.
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