Key Takeaways
- Bre Tiesi said she “might be out” if Nick Cannon has a 13th child, arguing that his packed parenting schedule already leaves limited time for their 4-year-old son, Legendary Love.
- Claudia Jordan doubted Tiesi would enforce the ultimatum and accused the Selling Sunset star of “cosplaying as an ethnic and racially ambiguous woman,” calling her the “Rachel Dolezal of baby mamas.”
- Tiesi still described Cannon as her “twin flame” and potential life partner, insisting he must take responsibility for maintaining relationships with his children.
Claudia Jordan has some thoughts about Bre Tiesi threatening to leave Nick Cannon if he has another baby—and apparently, Tiesi's relationship boundaries aren't the only thing she's questioning.
During the Oct. 21 episode of Accidentally Informed, Jordan and co-host Erica Cobb discussed Tiesi's recent declaration that baby No. 13 could be a dealbreaker. But Jordan quickly moved beyond Cannon's growing family, accusing the Selling Sunset star of undergoing an extensive physical transformation and adopting a racially ambiguous appearance.
"Bre is cosplaying as an ethnic and racially ambiguous woman," Jordan said, alleging that Tiesi had been disrespectful toward Black women.
Jordan then asked the show's producer to show an older photo of Tiesi, comparing her past look to her current one.
"She still got the white woman entitlement with a Black girl aesthetic," Jordan declared.
The former Price is Right model wasn't finished. After discussing Tiesi's appearance, Jordan compared her to Rachel Dolezal, the former NAACP chapter president who became the subject of national controversy over her racial identity.
"She's the Rachel Dolezal of baby mamas," Jordan said.
"I only have like one deal breaker. One. And if it ever happens, then I might be out," Tiesi told Yee.
Asked to identify that dealbreaker, she replied, "If he has another baby."
Tiesi, who shares 4-year-old Legendary Love with Cannon, explained that her concerns stem from the entertainer's already crowded parenting schedule.
"There's only so much time in a day. There's so many kids. There's so much going on," she said. "You got the Brady Bunch. We're not doing 13."
Jordan wasn't convinced Tiesi would follow through.
"Once you get in, you like, ‘screw everybody else behind us,’" she said, comparing Tiesi's position to someone who benefits from an arrangement before trying to prevent others from doing the same.
Cobb offered a more measured interpretation, pointing out that Tiesi hadn't actually promised to leave.
"She said I might," Cobb noted. "She might be out. She didn't say she for sure would be out."
Still, Cobb questioned the wisdom of making such a public declaration.
"If you are going to put something like that out so publicly, you have to be prepared to walk it like you talk it," she said.
Jordan was considerably less diplomatic.
"Oh, if he does it, you ain't going nowhere," she said. "Where you going to go? Where you going?"
Tiesi, however, has repeatedly defended her relationship with Cannon, whom she described on Lip Service as her "twin flame" and potential lifelong partner.
"He is my partner. I think he is my life partner. I genuinely love this man," she said.
She has also been outspoken about the challenges of navigating Cannon's relationships with the other mothers of his children.
"There is no 'we'—we don't balance anything," she said.
Tiesi later told Yee that she tried to arrange playdates and invite Cannon's other children to birthday parties but ultimately decided their father should maintain those relationships.
"Nick has to step up, and he has to make an environment and support the children," she previously explained.
For Jordan, however, the bigger question remains whether Tiesi can enforce a boundary with a man whose family has already expanded well beyond the traditional household.
And despite Tiesi's warning that 13 children would be one too many, Jordan made her position unmistakable.
"Nick! Have another one, Nick," she said.
