Nick Cannon, Onyx and Lanisha Cole.Photo: Nick Cannon/Instagram
Nick CannonandLaNisha Coleare celebrating a special milestone in their daughter’s life.
TheMasked Singerhost, 42, shared photos on Instagram late Sunday reflecting on a beautiful day with part of his family as he and the model dedicated daughterOnyx Ice, 4 weeks, to their church.
“Such a beautiful Sunday! Onyx Ice Cole Cannon was dedicated to Yahweh today!!!” the proud father wrote. “Romans 8:31 ‘If God Be For Us, who can be against us!’ 🙏🏾❤️ #ChurchDrip”
The newborn looked adorable in a tiny white dress with pretty lace trim and white socks as she posed with her parents at the celebration. Cannon wore a long sleeve white and gold long-sleeved dashiki while Cole wore a cream-colored sweater dress as they held their daughter together.
Onyx is the ninth of Cannon’s 10 children, born just nine days before little brother Rise Messiah Cannon, born Sept. 23, whom theMasked Singerhost shares with Brittany Bell — also mom to his daughter Powerful Queen, 20 months, and son Golden, 6.
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He is also father to a child with Alyssa Scott — sonZen, whodiedat 5 months old in December 2021 after being diagnosed with brain cancer.
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Critics online have questioned Cannon’s untraditional views on monogamy, something he addressed while announcing Onyx’s birth in September.
“In this moment of celebration and jubilee, I wish to mute any low vibrational frequencies and only rejoice with the Highest Class of Civilization who are truly aligned with our purpose here in this dimension,” Cannon wrote.
“I’ve given up on attempting to define myself for the world or society but instead I’m doing the work to heal and grow into the infinite Being God ordained me to be,” he continued.
“Hopefully I can teach Onyx the same, to not let others shame or ridicule her with their outside opinions, because when they do they are only projecting their own harsh experiences, pain and social programming onto her unblemished beauty.”
source: people.com
