Nick Cannon takes her ninth baby Onyx, three months, to her ‘first class’ with mum Laneisha Cole

He had 11 children and was expecting the arrival of the twelfth.

But Nick Cannon did manage to get some time with his ninth child, three-month-old daughter Onyx, on the Thursday before Christmas.

Onyx’s mother, Lanesha Cole, 40, a model who was on The Price Is Right, uploaded touching footage of herself and Onyx taking the baby to her “first class.”

Nick and Lanisha sat on the floor with Onyx in the playroom as bubbles were blown through the air, leaving the infant elated.

The proud parents celebrated their little girl while Stevie Wonder’s 1976 Isn’t She Lovely played in the background.

“Co-parenting is a breeze when you see eye to eye. It’s all about this little, our onyx,” Lanesha wrote on the snap.

“Fun fact… Nick was playing Stevie Wonder’s ‘Isn’t She Pretty’ in the delivery room to welcome Onyx to this world,” she added. My heart smiles every time I hear this song…and it will be special forever. It’s her song.

Lanesha ended her message to her fans by gushing: “We took her to her first class today!” Teamwork makes the dream work. @employee

The flirty boyfriend with Nick comes after a few Instagram posts that had online watchers wondering if Lanisha was aiming for the heart.

Lanisha wrote in a previous post that Onyx is “incredibly blessed and surrounded by so much love – and it’s not fake IG – it’s true love day in and day out.”

Nick at that point recently appeared in Christmas-themed Instagram posts with his kids by Abby De La Rosa and Bre Tiesi.

In a separate post, Laneisha wrote, without naming names, that she “made mistakes” and “exposed myself to needless pain and heartbreak (which we all did in the name of love. You have too!).

She also cryptically asked her followers to share their experiences of “overcoming obstacles and leaving toxic relationships.”

Earlier this month, Nick publicly admitted his regret at not being able to give all of his kids enough quality time with their dad.

“Being a father of multiple kids,” he said according to Page Six, “my biggest guilt is always that I don’t spend enough time with all of my kids.”

Explained in The Checkup With Dr. David Agus states that the root of his predicament was: “One” because I’m constantly working and two because I’m just scattered. ”

Nick had 11 children with six women, including his ex-wife Mariah Carey with whom he shares 11-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan.

Last month, Nick welcomed his 11th child, a daughter named Zeppelin, with Abby De La Rosa, who also has 1-year-old twins with him called Zion and Zelion.

In September, Nick gave birth to baby number 10, a son named Rise Messiah Cannon, with Brittany Bell, with whom he also shares son Gold, five, and two-year-old daughter, Strong Queen.

Less than two weeks before Rice was born, Lanisha gave birth to little Onyx, briefly making Nick a father of nine children.

In July, Nick’s friend Bree Tizzy gave birth to their firstborn, a son named Legendry, who was then Nick’s eighth child.

After giving birth to the funny man’s 10th child, a source told Us Weekly, “Maria doesn’t keep up with Nick’s kids and moms-to-be. There is so much to keep up with! She is happy for him and wishes him all the best.

In June of last year, Nick welcomed a baby boy named Zane with Alyssa Scott, whom he met years earlier on his show Wild ‘N Out.

However, Zayn suffered from health issues including a brain tumor and died tragically at the age of five months after spending his last moments on the sea with his parents.

Nick revealed this summer that he had become “so depressed with the loss of my son” that his plans to be celibate for the last few months of 2021 no longer existed.

In December, everyone saw I was so frustrated, everyone is like, “I’ll give him a little vagina, and that’ll cure everything,” he said on the Lip Service podcast.

Alyssa is currently pregnant by Nick, and when she gives birth to their next child, he will be the father of 12.

During his final appearance on The Checkup With Dr. David Agus, Nick revealed that he and Alyssa decided against Zayn’s chemotherapy because the doctors said it “won’t really prolong” his life or lessen his suffering.

I’ve seen your son hooked up to all these machines—and he’d have to go for a shunt two or three times, and it was heartbreaking each time—even in that short amount of time, I didn’t imagine he’d have to go through,” Nick said.

Having gone through chemotherapy for lupus himself, Nick was familiar with the way “treatment sucks everything out of you.” I couldn’t imagine that on a newborn and what that would do.