In the open new interview, actor, TV host, comedian and father 12, withdrew the curtain to his mental health.

Nick Cannon also opened a diagnosed personality disorder during therapy.

When you talk to SupThe cannon admitted, "I took the test ... they were like," Yes, no. You're definitely a narcissist. "

The host "masked singer" was vocal about its developmental approach to paternity and self-awareness, especially as its personal life, including its growing families and past ties, continues to make headings. But Cannon says the therapy is transformative.

Once known for its wild terms for humor and the chaotic history of socializing, the cannon divided that his therapeutic sessions, many of whom have now been involved in his children, helped him lean in vulnerability and growth. Even accurate experiences turned into creative fuel for their podcast mental health, "Culture Counselor", " where the therapists are "picked up in the air."

"One of my therapists says I'm a machete Juggler," he joked. "I'm a guy miracles: 'Buy your tickets! Watch me to do impossible!'"

Despite the diagnosis, the cannon sees its selflessness as a tool, not a sticker.

Cannon says acceptance of contradiction is a part of who is: children's entertainer and sexual and podcasts, Dad who can rarely get high quality with children.

"Time of quality time. That's the only thing I don't have an abundance," he admitted, calling him with his weakest love language.

He also recognizes public skepticism about his parents' ability such a large family, but insists that his children have access to opportunities, resources and love, even if his version of the paternity is not conventional.

"Everyone else says," There is no chance he couldn't spend the whole time with them. "But I do my best," he said. "And where I fall, I hope the advantages I bring can help me lift them."

For cannon, vulnerability and humor have always gone by hand, especially when it comes to turn awkward, even humiliating, life moments in the material.

Multi-hyphen discovered that one of his earliest stacks about stand-up, about accidentally wetting the bed during the night in the women's house, unlocked his signature style, unfiltered comedy.

"I thought I was that man," he recalled, laughed, before he admitted he panicked and tried to turn the mattress to cover him. "Do I burn the mattress? Did he just put his apartment on the fire to save his ego?" He wed.

That moment, he said, showed him the power of turning embarrassment into fun. "Watching the audience go crazy, indeed, one of my most sensitive and attempted moments with digits ... It was funny," he shared the cannon. "From that day, I was like, I just had to find the craziest stories from your life and talk about it."

This is not the first time that the cannon was opened by what can be diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder, a revelation he says he helped him better understand and those around him.

"I still don't understand that all but I kind of wanted to test for it. I did a bunch of tests," Canton said People Last Thanksgiving while volunteered in Los Angeles mission.

Cannon, who is also diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia, describes himself as a "neurodivergent of an individual", a sticker he says he came to accept over the years.

"I feel like there are so many stickers, but it's like he could embrace him and say," Look, I heal. " Show me, "he shared me," he shared me, "he shared,", shared me, "he shared it," he shared it, "he shared me." "" "He shared. "I'm just accepting mental health and therapy in such a strong way."

For cannon, be transparent about your trip is part of how it manages everyday life, both for themselves and as a way to set an example for others. "In order to say that I am an example for others, but also by healing during self-government."