Nick Cannon, who is a father of 12, reveals the reason behind insuring his "most valuable body part" for a staggering sum of $10 million.

Nick Cannon is discussing his choice to protect his "most prized physical asset."

The comedian and television host, 43, has disclosed that he obtained insurance for his testicles, and he is now discussing the reasoning behind his unusual choice.

"Cannon stated to Entertainment Tonight that he had to insure his most valuable assets because he had heard about celebrities insuring their legs. He explained that he believed his most valuable body part needed protection, so he took the necessary steps to insure it."

Despite having multiple children in a brief period, he stated that his decision doesn't indicate he intends to have more.

He assured that nothing would go wrong.

The personal care brand Dr. Squatch collaborated with Instagram to share an announcement.

"Cannon announced on social media last month that he has the most valuable balls in the world, with @drsquatch insuring them for $10M through their Ball-to-Ball Coverage."

The disclaimer in the video for Dr. Squatch, an advertisement for their products, stated that they do not sell insurance but rather offer items to care for and safeguard one's testicles. However, it appears that Cannon is the only one who does not adhere to this rule.

Cannon's representative did not promptly respond to Planet Chronicle Digital's inquiry for comment.

Mariah Carey and Cannon share 13-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe, who are Cannon's oldest children.

Brittany Bell and he share three children: Golden Sagon, a 7-year-old, Powerful Queen, a 3-year-old, and Rise Messiah, a 6-month-old.

Abby De La Rosa has a set of twins, three-year-old Zion and Zillion, and a one-year-old daughter named Beautiful.

Bre Tiesi, a reality star, has two children with Cannon: Legendary Love, who is two years old, and Onyx Ice, who is one year old. Additionally, model LaNisha Cole also has a child with him.

Cannon's youngest child is Halo Marie, a one-year-old daughter he shares with Alyssa Scott. They also have a son, Zen, who passed away at five months old in 2021 from brain cancer.

In a 2023 interview with Entertainment Tonight, he stated that "God determines when we've completed our family."

"He informed People earlier this year that he was currently relaxing and had no plans in the near future. He found it amusing how everyone was always pushing him to have more children, as if 12 wasn't enough."

He stated that thirteen is a lucky number.