Inside Nick Cannon's Heartfelt Words About Mariah Carey

Let me tell you something—you know when someone opens up about their past, and it feels like you're getting a peek into their soul? Well, that's exactly what happened when Nick Cannon sat down for an exclusive interview with In Touch. The charismatic star of MTV's Wild 'N Out dished about his former wife, Mariah Carey, revealing just how much respect and admiration he still has for her. "People don't realize how incredibly generous and nurturing she is," Nick, now 37, said warmly of Mariah, who is 48. For those keeping score, they share twins Moroccan and Monroe, who are six years old. Nick also has another child, Golden "Sagon" Cannon, who's just 11 months old, with his former beauty queen flame, Brittany Bell, 30.

A Giving Spirit That Stands Out

When it comes to describing Mariah, Nick didn't hold back. "I've never met anyone as giving as her," he gushed. "She's the type of person who remembers everyone's birthday, favorite color—every little detail. She's always sending cakes, flowers, and balloons to people without expecting anything in return." It’s clear that Mariah's kindness leaves a lasting impression on those around her. But when asked if there was any chance of rekindling their relationship, Nick kept it lighthearted. "In my dreams, maybe!" he joked.

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And let's not forget about Mariah's parenting skills. "She's an absolutely incredible mom," Nick emphasized. "It's like having Mary Poppins as your mom—she's that good!" But what about Mariah's current relationship with Bryan Tanaka? Nick had some fun insights to share. "Oh, I love making fun of them! It cracks me up that they're together. They're having a great time, and I'm totally cool with Bryan. Still, I think it's hilarious!"

Love Without Boundaries

On the topic of future plans, Nick revealed that while he'd "one hundred percent" love to have more kids, he's made peace with never tying the knot again. "To me, marriage is this societal construct—just paperwork that can sometimes complicate things. Love shouldn't be limited by formalities," he explained thoughtfully. It's clear that Nick values freedom and authenticity in his relationships above all else.