Nick Cannon, despite being a busy father of 12, has found the time to pursue a degree in child psychology. In a recent June 14 appearance on the “Language of Love” podcast, the host of “Masked Singer” revealed that he originally planned to pursue a general degree in psychology but later decided to specialize in child psychology.
“I was already planning to get a master’s degree in psychology and a Ph.D. in divinity. However, I shifted my focus to child psychology because it aligns with my life,” Cannon explained.
Cannon shared that he engages in psychology-related discussions several times a day and is dedicated to ensuring his children’s developmental and emotional needs are met. He delves into topics such as sensory development, exploring the intricacies of the brain.
In addition to his academic pursuits, Cannon has made headlines for his large number of children. He welcomed his 12th child, Halo, with model Alyssa Scott in December. His children, who come from six different mothers, range in age from 6 months to 12 years old.
The actor and “Wild ‘n Out” host has been open about the challenges of co-parenting a dozen children. In a recent episode of his radio show, “The Daily Cannon,” he shared a humorous mix-up where he accidentally sent Mother’s Day cards meant for one woman to another.
When it comes to dating, Cannon admitted during an appearance on “The Howard Stern Show” that he doesn’t have much time for it. He’s currently focused on himself and his children, stating that his bandwidth doesn’t allow him to pursue romantic relationships.
Overall, Nick Cannon’s commitment to his education and his role as a father showcases his dedication to personal growth and his children’s well-being.
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