Nick Cannon recently offered a glimpse inside his lavish New Jersey mansion, joined by his 13-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe, whom he shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey. The extensive tour, documented in a 30-minute YouTube video, highlighted the home’s impressive features, including thirteen bathrooms, a ball pit, a substantial Martin Luther King Jr. Bearbrick displayed in the library, a Louis Vuitton Iron Man helmet, and an enormous indoor slide.
Cannon, a father of twelve, humorously explained the slide’s origin, stating, “I put this slide in before I even had kids. This was for me. I got tired of walking down the steps…so I said I want to be able to slide into a ball pit at the front of my house.”
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Throughout the tour, Cannon made several references to Carey, highlighting their continued co-parenting relationship despite their 2016 separation. A heartwarming moment unfolded when the twins and Cannon paused by a guitar. Cannon shared his intention to teach Monroe to play, to which she confidently replied, “I already know.” He proudly elaborated that Monroe plays guitar in her mother’s Christmas Time Tour. Later, Cannon continued the tour alone, explaining that his children needed to join their mother for a performance.
The opulent home reflects Cannon’s multifaceted personality and interests. The inclusion of the Martin Luther King Jr. Bearbrick suggests an appreciation for art and history, while the Louis Vuitton Iron Man helmet hints at a passion for pop culture and perhaps a deeper personal connection.
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This personal connection was further revealed when Cannon discussed his 2012 lupus diagnosis. He drew parallels between his health journey and Iron Man’s resilience. “I’m a huge Iron Man fan because Iron Man almost lost his life…that’s when his superhero activated,” he explained. Relating this to his own experience with the chronic autoimmune disease, Cannon declared, “when I got lupus, I was like, ‘That’s my superpower.’” The helmet serves as a powerful symbol of his strength and determination in the face of adversity. The house tour offers not just a peek into Cannon’s luxurious lifestyle but also a glimpse into his values, family life, and personal journey.
