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Nick Cannon and Elon Musk .What they have in common: More children, More baby mamas and Africa

July 8, 2022 by AFRIPOL Leave a Comment

Nick Cannon and Elon Musk

These two men of great endeavors, one is yaking it up in showbiz and another is a bigwig of technology industry. From distance they may look different but on getting closer they are almost alike in cultural disposition and societal outlook. A sociology grounded in a free willing lifestyle. For one thing these two, Nick and Elon are devoted fathers who are committed in populating the world. When it comes to having children and marriages, they are quite unconventional to the western civilization orthodoxy. Being monogamous. and having a small family are out of their way.

Elon Musk has just revealed that he had twins awhile ago with his partner, totaling his number of children to nine. While Nick Cannon girlfriend is almost due to give birth. Nick is not faraway from Elon with his eight children. They are both financially capable of taking care of their children and babe mamas. Elon Musk is a billionaire and the richest man in the world. Nick Cannon is not doing badly either, he is a millionaire and he is not complaining about money.

Where is this mindset coming from? AFRICA. These two resourceful men can comfortably feel at home in motherland, where having lots of children and polygamy are not abhorred provided that you are. respectful, psychologically and financially equal to the task of having a large families.

Cannon is African American and Musk was born in South Africa. Both are African brothers from different mother countries. You may take them away from Africa but you cannot take away the Africa in them. Agu na abo daalu nu !

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