American comedian and television personality Nick Cannon appears to take reproductive responsibility very seriously.
The superstar recently revealed that he had insured his testicles for a massive $10 million (worth at least R186,998,400).
“It's official! I have the most valuable ball in the world! Insured by @drsquatch for $10 million through Ball-to-Ball Coverage,” Cannon announced.
according to BillboardCannon's $10 million insurance was purchased through MMA/Momentous Insurance.
Are testicles covered by insurance?
Canon's testicle insurance is part of a promotion for Dr Squatch's new product “BallCare” but it has sparked discussion on social media with some fans wondering whether it's possible to insure testicles at all.
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according to confirmSince the 1920s, celebrities and athletes have been insuring important body parts, which are considered crucial to their careers and whose loss or damage can lead to major financial losses.
Furthermore, the website explains that Lloyd's of London is the main provider of these prestigious insurance policies. Before the policy is issued, the body part must undergo an evaluation to assess its quality and healthiness.
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Nick Cannon's Big Family
Cannon has at least 12 children from multiple relationships, including twins Monroe and Moroccan with pop superstar Mariah Carey.
He also has two sons, Golden and Rise, and one daughter, Powerful, with model Brittany Bell, and twins Zion and Zillion, and a daughter, Beautiful, with DJ Abby De La Rosa.
Cannon has a son named Legendary with model Bre Tiesi, and a daughter named Onyx Ice with model Laneesha Cole.
Additionally, Cannon had a son named Zen with model Alyssa Scott, who died of brain cancer in 2021 at the age of five months.
The couple welcomed their 12th child, a daughter named Halo Marie, into the world in December 2022.
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