Abby De La Rosa recently got candid about her and multi-hyphenate Nick Cannon’s twin boys, Zion Mixolydian Cannon and Zillion Heir Cannon having many siblings via an Instagram Q&A session.
During the session, Abby explained that she understood the dynamic of a big family after a fan asked how she felt about her sons having lots of brothers and sisters on their dad’s side.
“Omg, yess!!” Abby responded to the fan. “I grew up with such a STRONG sense of FAMILY! I have 14 uncles and aunts and hella cousins!!”
Abby then said that Zion and Zillion having lots of siblings was “cool” to her.
“I’m not looking for anyone to understand or agree with my perspective, and I’m not speaking on any other family unit except my own, but for me, my children having so many siblings is cool to me.”
Aside from having twin boys with her, Nick has 11-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife and singer Mariah Carey, son Golden, five, and 17-month-old daughter, Powerful, with ex-girlfriend Brittany Bell. Zion and Zillion are now one-year-olds.
During the Instagram Q&A, Abby added that children, in general, are a blessing.
“Children are a blessing in whatever capacity that may be.”
Abby is currently pregnant, as she announced that she was expecting for the second time via her Instagram account on June 4.
“I’m pregnant. Another set of twins?!” she said in the post’s caption.
Her social media session arrived two weeks after she and Nick went to Disneyland to celebrate Zion and Zillion’s birthdays on June 14.
“Such a beautiful day today!! A year ago today, Zilly and Zion were born!! Today we celebrated at the happiest place on earth!” Nick wrote in an Instagram post that day. “I will make it my mission to let the boys know how honored and privileged they are to have such an amazing, loving, strong, resilient, and magnificent mother! It’s their birthday today, but you’re the one that should be celebrated!!”
View this post on Instagram
Back in May, he made a controversial statement claiming that the mothers of all his children don’t need to get along because they get along with him.
