14 DAY TRIAL // Nick Cannon just can't help himself from causing controversy. Since it apparently became fashionable to brag about and name the people you've had in your bed after Lindsay dished out all the skeletons in her closet, Nick Cannon is joining in the fun and pointing fingers at some of the bigger names in the industry.
While on an interview with Big Boy, the 33-year-old actor and singer, dropped a few names of the women he allegedly loved up and some were really big, as in stop-the-presses-I-didn't-know-they-were-involved kind of big. For example, you might not have known this, but Nick Cannon and Kim Kardashian have done it.
“This is L.A. … That’s the whole purpose, you have [intimate relations] with actresses, singers, models,” says Cannon quoted by Celebuzz, before dropping the Kim bomb. He gracefully adds that she's a “great girl” and that her family are “some of the most incredible people” he ever met in his life.
After finding out that he's been running his mouth in the press about intimate relations, Nick might be surprised to find out that they're not the salt of the Earth kind of people anymore. He goes on to enumerate some other names like singers Nicole Scherzinger and Christina Millian, as the interviewer gasps in shock.
He also talked about how his first night with Mariah Carrey, the woman he confesses is the love of his life, was spent after their wedding, Victorian-style, Big Boy had trouble believing that, but Nick swore they only made love after getting married and even offered to call up Mariah and have her confirm.
This isn't the first time Nick manages to raise eyebrows. Earlier this week, he decided it would be a good idea to promote his new album “White People Party Music” by painting his face white and posing as a white man.
Obviously, he received a lot of backlash for this little stunt, as people spoke of bigotry and racial behavior, but he fired back by posting a photo of Robert Downey Jr. with his face painted black, in the role he played for Tropic Thunder.
With this move, he's pointing the finger back at his detractors and saying that if it's OK for a Caucasian man to paint his face black, then it should be OK for an African-American to paint his face white.
He captioned the photo “Shout out to @RobertDowneyJr This is one of my favorite characters of all time! Hilarious!!! There is a big difference between Humor and Hatred.” There might be, but there is also a difference between good humor and awful humor.