Nick Cannon ROASTED by Masked Singer Judges for Having 11 Kids

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Nick Cannon became the butt of the ‘dad’ jokes during ‘The Masked Singer’s Comedy Roast Night, which aired on Fox. The judges of the singing competition show, Ken Jeong, Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger and Jenny McCarthy, took some jabs at the host, who just welcomed his 11th child earlier this month, with Abby De La Rosa.

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