Bre Tiesi Shares the One Dealbreaker That Could End Her Relationship With Nick Cannon

Bre Tiesi has opened up about her romantic future with Nick Cannon, revealing the exact boundary that would cause her to walk away from the relationship. The Selling Sunset star discussed her dynamic with the father of 12 during an appearance on Angela Yee's Lip Service podcast.

Tiesi, 35, expressed strong feelings about her connection with Cannon, whom she considers her life partner. The reality star and model shares a 4-year-old son, Legendary Love, with Cannon and noted that they share a deep bond and vibe well together. She explained that she loves their family and envisions a long-term future with him despite the unorthodox nature of their arrangement.

However, Tiesi made it unequivocally clear that her commitment has a strict limit. When asked about the possibility of Cannon having a thirteenth child, the model stated that she would likely end the relationship. If he ever adds another baby to his large brood, she declared that she might be completely out.

The television personality joked that there are only so many hours in a day, suggesting that Cannon is already spreading himself thin with his massive parenting responsibilities. Pointing out the logistical nightmare of managing so many children, she questioned how he could possibly handle adding another one to the mix. Tiesi also noted that she personally feels the guilt of balancing a demanding career with motherhood and does not want to expand her own family further.

To ensure her boundary is maintained, Tiesi assured podcast listeners that she is taking precautions on her end to prevent another pregnancy. Referring to herself as being one and done, she emphasized that there will be no more children coming from her side of the relationship.

Aside from family size, Tiesi has previously spoken candidly about the unique challenges of navigating Cannon's extended family. Speaking to E!'s Hot Goss hosts in September, the real estate agent admitted that she is not particularly close with any of the other mothers. She explained that she has tried multiple times to embrace them, but the interpersonal relationships have proven too difficult to maintain.

Choosing to protect her peace, Tiesi ultimately decided to remove herself from those complicated dynamics. She stressed that managing the separate households is not her responsibility, asserting that Cannon is the one who must step up to create a supportive environment for all of the children involved.

While Tiesi continues to view Cannon as her life partner for the long haul, her recent statements draw a firm line in the sand regarding any future additions to his already large family.