Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi and Nick Cannon share an unconventional romance. Bre has discussed the arrangement on the Netflix show, though some cast members have expressed reservations about it.
The high-profile couple maintains an open relationship, meaning they practice non-monogamy and can date other people simultaneously. They co-parent their son Legendary Love, and both claim the arrangement functions well for them.
Bre has stated previously that transparent communication forms the foundation of their relationship, and that jealousy isn’t part of her nature. She’s emphasized that despite their unconventional setup, she maintains a healthy and respectful connection with Nick.
Nick fathers 12 children with multiple women, but Bre insists this doesn’t interfere with his time with Legendary. Bre manages this by establishing her own schedule with their son and allowing Nick to coordinate time with his other children independently, reports The Mirror.
When questioned about navigating Nick’s other children, Tiesi explained she simply communicates her plans with their son and allows him to handle the rest, noting, “I just tell him my plans and he makes it. It’s pretty simple”.
Bre spoke with Paul C Brunson on his podcast We Need To Talk about the dynamics of her relationship with Nick. She also shared details about her pregnancy journey with their son.
She disclosed that she had endured “several” miscarriages before ultimately giving birth to Legendary. She said: “I had several [miscarriages] and actually when I got pregnant with Legendary I had just had one, probably two months before.
“At this time they told me I couldn’t get pregnant for at least six months and I was like ‘f*** it I’m leaving then I’m going to Europe for the summer with my girls, I can’t deal with this I’m out’. was at the point where they were like you’re going to have to do in vitro [test tube conception] and I didn’t want to do that.”
Upon returning from her European getaway, Bre learned she was expecting once more, leaving her physician stunned. Yet given her history of pregnancy loss, she remained cautious about becoming too optimistic.
While her pregnancy progressed smoothly, she never expected the torrent of online hatred that would follow.
Bre revealed she was bombarded with racist abuse and even death threats targeting her unborn baby after sharing her pregnancy news.
“There was a lot of racial hate which I didn’t anticipate,” she admitted. “I was getting crazy sh**. They were wishing death on my child.”
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