Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey split up over a year ago, but according to the “America’s Got Talent” host, they’ll “always be family.” ; During his appearance on Wednesday’s episode of “Ellen,” Cannon spoke to host Ellen DeGeneres about co-parenting with Carey ;and revealed how the two make it work. The former couple spent Thanksgiving together, which DeGeneres pointed out was “lovely.” ; “Yeah, it’s family. That’s a family time and we’ll always be family,” Cannon explained, adding, “We make the kids the No. 1 priority, for them to see their parents together and for everybody to get along and have a great time.” ; The “Chi-Raq” star went on to tell DeGeneres that…
Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey split up over a year ago, but according to the “America’s Got Talent” host, they’ll “always be family.” ;
During his appearance on Wednesday’s episode of “Ellen,” Cannon spoke to host Ellen DeGeneres about co-parenting with Carey ;and revealed how the two make it work.
The former couple spent Thanksgiving together, which DeGeneres pointed out was “lovely.” ;
“Yeah, it’s family. That’s a family time and we’ll always be family,” Cannon explained, adding, “We make the kids the No. 1 priority, for them to see their parents together and for everybody to get along and have a great time.” ;
The “Chi-Raq” star went on to tell DeGeneres that the secret to successful co-parenting is “unconditional love.” ;
“They know Mommy and Daddy still love each other, but more importantly, they love us,” he said. ;
When asked whether he’d met Carey’s new boyfriend, Cannon admitted that he hasn’t. ;
“I want to, though,” he said. “I think that would be cool. It’s still like, we’ve all talked about it and stuff. It seems like it’s cool.” ;
As for his own love life, Cannon revealed he’s single and not ready to jump into another serious relationship just yet. ;
He explained, “I’m really trying to make sure I can establish being in my kids life and working. I’m always so busy so if I’m not working they’re my No. 1 priority.” ;
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