Watch Nick Cannon CRASH Ashanti’s MTV VMAs Interview in Character!

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Entertainment Tonight published this video item, entitled “Watch Nick Cannon CRASH Ashanti’s MTV VMAs Interview in Character!” – below is their description.

Nick Cannon crashed ET’s interview with Ashanti on the VMAs red carpet while wearing an outrageous costume and drinking from a red cup — watch the wild moment! The 2021 MTV Video Music Awards aired Sunday, Sept. 12.

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