Alyssa Scott, Nick Cannon pose for maternity shoot in ‘final days’ of pregnancy
Pregnant Alyssa Scott and Nick Cannon celebrated the “final days” before their baby’s arrival with another maternity shoot.
“The next time I post, he or she will be here!” the model captioned black-and-white Instagram snaps on Sunday. “Thank you to everyone who is following along with love and compassion for my journey.
“Im a private person on a very public platform,” Scott continued. “I know with time I will be ready to let the people who truly care into my world a little more than I have.”
The expectant star, 29, cradled her baby bump in a sheer black dress and heels in the social media uploads.
Cannon, 42, wore a suit as he hugged Scott from behind with his hands on her budding belly.
Scott is already the mother of daughter Zeela, 4, from a previous relationship. She and Cannon, who have appeared together on “Wild ‘N Out,” welcomed son Zen in June 2021, but the little one died five months later of brain cancer.
News broke in October that Scott is pregnant again, with Cannon confirming his paternity earlier this month.
The “Masked Singer” host is the father of 11 other children with six different women, four of them arriving within the last year.
The “All That” alum shares twins Moroccan and Monroe, 11, with ex-wife Mariah Carey, as well as twins Zion and Zillion, 1, and daughter Beautiful, 1 week, with Abby De La Rosa.
Cannon and Brittany Bell are the parents of son Golden, 5, daughter Powerful, 1, and son Rise, 1 month.
Bre Tiesi and Lanisha Cole, for their part, each have one child with the actor — son Legendary, 4 months, and daughter Onyx, 2 months, respectively.
When asked Friday whether he sees himself expanding his family in the future, the former Nickelodeon star played coy.
“I don’t know, man. I have no idea,” he told Billboard. “I think I’m good right now.”
The “Drumline” star went on to gush about his big brood, calling them the “creative force” in his career.
“They’re the funniest, most innovative [kids and have the] best questions,” he explained. “Every project I’m working on now is through their eyes.”