Nick Cannon expresses his 'heavy guilt' for not spending enough time with his late son Zen

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Nick Cannon is still mourning the loss of his son Zen, who passed away in December just five months after being born, as Cannon is trying to process his grief.The 41-year-old actor/rapper/host welcomed Zen with model Alyssa Scott in June (his seventh child), though sadly the child passed away in December from a brain tumor.Cannon opened up about his grief on his talk show, where he shared his podcast appearance with Dr.

Laura Berman and revealed he wished he spent more time with Zen. Grief:Nick Cannon is still mourning the loss of his son Zen, who passed away in December just five months after being born, as Cannon is trying to process his grief Open up:Cannon opened up about his grief on his talk show, where he shared his podcast appearance with Dr.

Laura Berman and revealed he wished he spent more time with ZenCannon described the podcast appearance as a, 'live therapy session,' sharing some key excerpts from his appearance with his audience.The video begins with Cannon saying, 'one thing that keeps me up at night, there's this heavy, heavy guilt with the fact that that I didn't get to spend time - like I really wanted to - with Zen.' He added that he has other children - 10-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan with Mariah Carey, four-year-old son Golden and one-year-old daughter Powerful Queen with Brittany Bell, and twin sonsZion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir with DJ Abby de la Rosa - that are in 'similar age' and he's, 'guilty that I'm not there every day.' Therapy:Cannon described the podcast appearance as a, 'live therapy session,' sharing some key excerpts from his appearance with his audience Guilt:The video begins with Cannon saying, 'one thing that keeps me up at night, there's this heavy, heavy guilt with the.