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American star actor and media personality Nick Canon is in the news for insuring his testicles for $10 million, Billboard reports.
Over the years, Nick has earned a reputation for being fertile and has fathered 12 children with his wives.
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The well-known comedian has children from various relationships, including twins Morocco and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey, sons Golden Sagon and Rise Messiah Cannon and daughter Poderosa Reina with Brittany Bell, twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin with Abby. From The Rose.
He also has a son, Legendary Love, with Bre Tiesi and a daughter, Onyx Ice Cole, with LaNisha Cole. Additionally, Cannon is the father of two children with Alyssa Scott: his son Zen, who sadly passed away at five months in December 2021 after battling brain cancer, and his daughter Halo Marie Cannon, born December 14, 2022.
This reality has been a part of his life, often used as humor, but he has embraced it all. That has never hindered him, as he has remained a dedicated father and co-father to all five women. News of this unique insurance policy came to light when Dr Squatch, a men’s grooming brand, revealed that they had collaborated with Nick to secure a $10 million insurance policy through brokerage MMA/Momentous Insurance.
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According to information from Billboard, the Los Angeles-based company used its ‘Ball Valuation Tool’ to evaluate Nick’s value, awarding him the prestigious title of “The Most Valuable Balls in the World.”
The brand also used the information as a promotional strategy for its new “Ball Care Line.”
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Dr Squatch’s ball assessment tool asks customers to complete a survey containing questions about size, bedroom dexterity, hygiene, grooming habits and any past incidents. The answers provided are then used to calculate the value of the individual’s testicles.
Responding to the statement, the 43-year-old public figure commented: “Critics may suggest that it is time for me to stop expanding my family and retire my exceptional sperm, but I am reaffirming my commitment to these valuable assets and my potential offspring. .”
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He also thanked Dr. Squatch for granting him the honorary degree. He said, “You’re giving my balls the credit they deserve and giving me the protection I need to keep this family tree going!”
Nick is not the first celebrity to insure a body part. Mariah Carey, his ex-wife and mother of two of his 12 children, had $35 million in insurance policies on his legs and her voice. Rihanna also insured her legs for $1 million through Gillette. The late Tina Turner had a $3.2 million policy on her famous legs.
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