O yea Devon! That statement alone is class and thoughtfulness. I could fast fwd the interview from there and still take away something positive. My Q to both- Was there a moment when it was someone telling you in silent words, I cannot be the woman of your dreams because I am not willing to sacrifice my dreams just to have you?
Him looking away may not be him feeling unworthy, some people, when they're processing things and being vulnerable, they look away. This topic is him being vulnerable with a topic he's never really opened up about.
I doubt he doesn't feel worthy...he's thinking and talking. Maybe someone should point that out to him as a interviewer, but I think he was open and transparent.
You can tell DeVon has really done that serious work to find healing and recover from his hurt, he's embraced his journey a long the way. Well done brother, God bless🙏🏽
Devon is so validating in such a way that his convictions can lead someone else to repentance. Not from him lording over others but planting and watering seeds. Praise God 👏🏾
It's incredibly brave of Nick to be this vulnerable, saying he was a complete train wreck after his divorce and living hard. He's really examined himself. Hopefully he can move forward into a fully reconciled place both mentally and emotionally. This is great for men to see how much work is needed post divorce to not hurt other ppl and just cause chaos
Sometimes, maintaining eye contact while listening to another overtaxes the brain's capacity to cognitively process the information being received and then having to respond to it. This was an excellent interview! Enjoy watching it without judging body language.
Dear Nick, God created the institution of marriage. God created the covenant for that. No one can undo that. Marriage can/is the same biblically as it has always been. Marriage is not just a contract/piece of paper. But I digress. You are still wounded and not healed from the 1st marriage and that’s ok; say that instead of beating around the bush. Praying for you.
Great conversation, I cry often and the Lord used me to help my wife learn how to Cry to heal from her father abusing her.. Nick you are on your journey brother!
This was very good. This topic could be an entire series. Marriage is hard, and when you enter into it broken, damaged, and unware that it takes work, divorce is almost inedible. Sharing our stories helps us heal, and it has the power to heal others.
This was an incredibly powerful interview on every level. I echo the sentiment that there's not enough space where men; particularly black men are allowed to be absolutely vulnerable about their emotions, heart break in marriage and ultimately healing. Just a very candid conversation, they're both highly intelligent and evolving emotionally and spiritually.
This is so good to see and hear black men openly discuss how they dealt with being hurt. I feel like this solidifies why Nick was having all those children. Now it seems like he is aware of the why, God is good. Happy that they are both on the path to doing better and healing. I wish more black men would speak on subjects such as vulnerability.
This was a great interview because these men were being vulnerable about their experience. I was not aware of how hurt Nick Cannon was from his failed marriage. It sounds like he is aware that his brokenness has impacted his behaviors with women. I wonder how the mothers of his children will react to this interview?
He should have been a better husband who was PRESENT in his marriage and who wasn't emotionally and mentally abusive/manipulative. He was too concerned with 100 jobs and proving outsiders wrong that he was bigger and better than his more famous and richer wife. He shouldn't have been caught flirting with women on-line on Twitter with messages he meant for DMs. He shouldn't have been DMing naked women period. He is the reason his marriage fell apart and why Mariah left him, and never regretted leaving.
I love this for Nick Cannon. I knew his choices were from a place of hurt, pain, and brokenness. I pray for complete healing to both of these men. 🙏🏽💪🏾🤎
Nick was the one going through counselling and he revealed how much he still loves Mariah, he doesn’t want to get married again because he still loves her and nobody compares to Mariah. And that’s probably why he has so many kids it was to conceal how heart broken he is. I feel for him
Not being judgmental at all, but I kinda always wonder why it is easier for people to talk with other people about the failure of their relationships but never with that person they had a relationship with. Was it completely impossible for DeVon and Meagan to actually seek counselling without ego or Nick with Mariah. I believe that if you remove ego from the equation, you can make it work with someone you love. Or am I too naive?
When is Part 2? This was very good! Unfortunately, NOTHING in this world and society is the way God originally intended it to be.....we are way out of God's order and plan, smh
11:03 I don’t know if Nick fully realizes what he’s saying. He’s pointing out that having to do visitations with his first set of twins was painful yet he made several other children in broken homes that he would have to have visitation with. I don’t understand . Is it that he purposely created these children or is it that they filled a void? I think he’s yet to really answer that.
Devon sd what he had to say. Yall just want to be nosy and think he if he spoke more he wld say something about MG. The conversation amongst the ✌🏽is what was supposed to be sd nothing more nothing less!
Nick my black brother, you are not a failure, you are human, we make mistake, you are a good father, dont be so hard on yourself. Devon, you are a man of god and its shows, the right christian woman will come.
I love everything about this interview. It’s authentic. Praying for both men and their healing. I hope that this overflows and encourages others to find a place to be vulnerable, open and heal.
Powerful conversation based on who they were married to. The entertainment industry is different with status compatibility. But shout out to the brothers
I think Devon shared a tidbit at about the 23:00 minute mark....because we hold someone accountable for something they never agreed to do. I always thought his filing was out of unmet expectations.
Someone tell Nick when you're interviewing someone, you're supposed to face them and look them in the eyes. Devon should not be staring at the side of your face.
Actually for men, science says it’s most comfortable to sit side by side if you want a man to open up with anyone... your teen son, a full grown man, man to man, man to woman, cop to suspect.... Facing eye to eye for a man is seen as confrontational. The position with two people sitting in the front seats of a car etc works. It’s women who like to be looking into each other’s eyes for conversational “intimacy.” For men, facing the other person is typically an obstacle.
I agree 100% with Nick on the institution of marriage today. I will not do it again either, and I've been in relationship for 25 years after making a commitment to one another.
Exactly...he stated I hated the term #visitation but has gone on to have more children that he #literally has to make a visitation plan to see...which means being #reckless is still how he approaches things in life...
Sometimes we can love too hard and not realize that the person doesn’t love us hard enough. This is when the misconception of belief systems becomes prideful and ends with excuses. Nowadays, no one wants to stick it out to death do us part. Devon could have saved his marriage but his insecurities trigger to Divorce his wife without any explanation not understanding that the decisions we make comes with consequences later on in life. It doesn’t matter who will be your new partner if it’s not fixed now you will take those issues to the next relationship.
We often times assume that the person who has chosen us is mature enough and knowledgeable enough to fully live us however they coming with everything they are also lacking and have unhealed as well.
I am reading The Hollywood Commandments. He was still married at the time he wrote the book. I was curious about how he was handling the end of his marriage. I wish him well. Divorce is hell.
Nick what are you looking at? I felt distracted from what your were saying . We love you. We just trying to understand the messages not only verbal but body language too. ❤
Great discussion. Much I can say with my own personally experiences.. one of the top points I’ll comment is to Nick’s comment about Jesus being single. Jesus was then and now and always have been married to His Bride which is comprised of those members of the body of Christ that has drank from His redeeming blood. The New wine.
When Nick was trying to think of a word to describe himself in that moment following his divorce, I knew exactly what word he was going to land on. - villain. Society has assigned the role of villain to men. So for him to lean into it just felt natural. But the truth is, men are not villains. We are not the necessary evil so many women see us as being. Even all the women who have literally stood in line to have children w him so they can get that money, let's be real, he is still seen as the villian-the one w impute motives and faulty character. I've heard so much negativity about him, even in this series, but none about the women. We are not villians. We are real people w real feelings and good character. Nick is a good person.
“ my commitment to her well-being is still intact” that is truly powerful.
O yea Devon! That statement alone is class and thoughtfulness. I could fast fwd the interview from there and still take away something positive.
My Q to both- Was there a moment when it was someone telling you in silent words, I cannot be the woman of your dreams because I am not willing to sacrifice my dreams just to have you?
Praying for your true healing Nick Cannon.
You can't heal true love
@@BonoloSekoai Yes you can.
Nick, Imma need you to look Devon in the eye. You're worthy. He's a man just like you. I love my black brothers!
So funny i noticed that too
Him looking away may not be him feeling unworthy, some people, when they're processing things and being vulnerable, they look away. This topic is him being vulnerable with a topic he's never really opened up about.
I doubt he doesn't feel worthy...he's thinking and talking. Maybe someone should point that out to him as a interviewer, but I think he was open and transparent.
Yep from the beginning he didn't look at him much! He needs to know that could be offensive to some people, but great job Nick!
It seems Nick is talking more to the camera than the person he is talking to....
It is something that his marriage to MC, what 13 yrs ago, impacted him so much that he ran through about 9 or so women because of that. Wow.
🤯 Yes. Wow.
You can tell DeVon has really done that serious work to find healing and recover from his hurt, he's embraced his journey a long the way. Well done brother, God bless🙏🏽
This is so healthy for black men I love this ❤
Devon is so validating in such a way that his convictions can lead someone else to repentance. Not from him lording over others but planting and watering seeds. Praise God 👏🏾
It's incredibly brave of Nick to be this vulnerable, saying he was a complete train wreck after his divorce and living hard. He's really examined himself. Hopefully he can move forward into a fully reconciled place both mentally and emotionally. This is great for men to see how much work is needed post divorce to not hurt other ppl and just cause chaos
devon is the type of male figure all men need in their circle of friends.
Sometimes, maintaining eye contact while listening to another overtaxes the brain's capacity to cognitively process the information being received and then having to respond to it. This was an excellent interview! Enjoy watching it without judging body language.
Thank you for this comment! So elonquently said. Everyone does not process the same.
I love Devon spirit. Nick I hope you are in some effective Therapy. As a psychotherapist with 21 years in this field not all therapists are effective.
I truly love this series nick. Please keep doing it. An if u don't have guests, bring the same ones back. We need this❤
Sit Face to face 🏹 Eye to Eye 🙏🏾👁 small adjustments are huge
Fantastic Program
Nick really needed a therapy session and brought Devon on to play the therapist 😂😂
Foreal I'm like are you gonna let him speak or what?!😂😂😂
Lol I thought the same thing, it was like Devon was interviewing nick about his trauma and brokenness lol enjoyed this episode though👌🏽
Yes, that's the premise of the show smh he literally said it first episode
Dear Nick, God created the institution of marriage. God created the covenant for that. No one can undo that. Marriage can/is the same biblically as it has always been. Marriage is not just a contract/piece of paper. But I digress. You are still wounded and not healed from the 1st marriage and that’s ok; say that instead of beating around the bush. Praying for you.
Vulnerability leads to Victory. luv it
Great conversation, I cry often and the Lord used me to help my wife learn how to Cry to heal from her father abusing her.. Nick you are on your journey brother!
“We putting they kids thru college by pretending like we don’t communicate” -Nick Cannon. Good episode!
I ❤ this segment with Nick & Devon...Beautiful KINGS❤👑💯
It really is!
I like that Nick’s goal is to encourage men to self reflect & highlighting how intricate the thought process can be.
This was very good. This topic could be an entire series.
Marriage is hard, and when you enter into it broken, damaged, and unware that it takes work, divorce is almost inedible. Sharing our stories helps us heal, and it has the power to heal others.
This was an incredibly powerful interview on every level. I echo the sentiment that there's not enough space where men; particularly black men are allowed to be absolutely vulnerable about their emotions, heart break in marriage and ultimately healing. Just a very candid conversation, they're both highly intelligent and evolving emotionally and spiritually.
This is so good to see and hear black men openly discuss how they dealt with being hurt. I feel like this solidifies why Nick was having all those children. Now it seems like he is aware of the why, God is good. Happy that they are both on the path to doing better and healing. I wish more black men would speak on subjects such as vulnerability.
This is REAL TALK!!! Keep the transparency coming! Love it!
There's not enough light on DeVon. He's in the shadow of Nick's light.
This was a great interview because these men were being vulnerable about their experience. I was not aware of how hurt Nick Cannon was from his failed marriage. It sounds like he is aware that his brokenness has impacted his behaviors with women. I wonder how the mothers of his children will react to this interview?
He’s touched on it a few times before. It seems it’s why he really lost the belief in marriage. I hope he finds the value in marriage again.
He should have been a better husband who was PRESENT in his marriage and who wasn't emotionally and mentally abusive/manipulative. He was too concerned with 100 jobs and proving outsiders wrong that he was bigger and better than his more famous and richer wife. He shouldn't have been caught flirting with women on-line on Twitter with messages he meant for DMs. He shouldn't have been DMing naked women period. He is the reason his marriage fell apart and why Mariah left him, and never regretted leaving.
I love this for Nick Cannon. I knew his choices were from a place of hurt, pain, and brokenness. I pray for complete healing to both of these men. 🙏🏽💪🏾🤎
The bros are trauma bonding in a healthy, educative and uplifting way. I am here for it!
Love this so much!! Really happy they came together for this one! Super dope!
Please bring DeVon Franklin back to the podcast. We need more, possibly one hour.
I kinda like the twists, Nick! Always a clean dresser (styled up or down)! 🔥❤️
Nick was the one going through counselling and he revealed how much he still loves Mariah, he doesn’t want to get married again because he still loves her and nobody compares to Mariah. And that’s probably why he has so many kids it was to conceal how heart broken he is. I feel for him
That't what I'm seeing and hearing
Not being judgmental at all, but I kinda always wonder why it is easier for people to talk with other people about the failure of their relationships but never with that person they had a relationship with. Was it completely impossible for DeVon and Meagan to actually seek counselling without ego or Nick with Mariah. I believe that if you remove ego from the equation, you can make it work with someone you love. Or am I too naive?
Praying for Nick's true healing ,and being whole 🙏🏾
First time, I noticed DeVon is emotionally and in person transparent about his ended marriage. Loving this!
When is Part 2? This was very good! Unfortunately, NOTHING in this world and society is the way God originally intended it to be.....we are way out of God's order and plan, smh
11:03 I don’t know if Nick fully realizes what he’s saying. He’s pointing out that having to do visitations with his first set of twins was painful yet he made several other children in broken homes that he would have to have visitation with. I don’t understand . Is it that he purposely created these children or is it that they filled a void? I think he’s yet to really answer that.
Great interview! Looking forward to hearing the rest of it😊
Meaning conversation. Definitely need a part 2
Thank you both for your honesty and transparency and sharing your thoughts and experiences. God bless you!
GET HEALED!! I enjoyed the interview ❤
Great conversation! Wish we could have heard a bit more from Devon tho. Nick spoke the whole show…..
I thought it was just me that noticed that. I'm reading the comments and no one else mentioned this. Thanks!
@@justmichelle9963yes girl! Like Sir… let the GUEST speak…. Didn’t you bring them on to tell THEIR STORY….
Devon sd what he had to say. Yall just want to be nosy and think he if he spoke more he wld say something about MG. The conversation amongst the ✌🏽is what was supposed to be sd nothing more nothing less!
Thank you Nick and Devon- this was beautiful ❤
Nick my black brother, you are not a failure, you are human, we make mistake, you are a good father, dont be so hard on yourself. Devon, you are a man of god and its shows, the right christian woman will come.
This was a great interview
I love this!
I love everything about this interview. It’s authentic. Praying for both men and their healing. I hope that this overflows and encourages others to find a place to be vulnerable, open and heal.
Beautiful conversation, love the transparency. I look forward to part two.
Wow this was a great conversation love it for men they need to do this more
These are great conversations! I appreciate the vulnerability from both these brothers 🙏🏾
Sooo thankful for this transparent conversation... ❤😊 thank you
I think y’all keep forgetting he’s bringing these folks on to hear him as a counseling session
Powerful conversation based on who they were married to. The entertainment industry is different with status compatibility. But shout out to the brothers
Looking forward to part 2!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Nick Cannon stomach flat!!!
Abs.
Good stuff fellas! 🔥🔥🔥
My good Brothers... 💯👏
This is a very good conversation
Only an unlearned woman would tell a man not to express himself...❤
Would've LOVED to hear more of why Devon actually filed... but I should've know better. Felt more like a therapy session for Nick.
He may have mentioned it in his book. I kinda want to read it now lol
@@aikirej Good point. I need to grab a copy, too.
I think Devon shared a tidbit at about the 23:00 minute mark....because we hold someone accountable for something they never agreed to do. I always thought his filing was out of unmet expectations.
I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted kids and she didn't or he expected it
So good! 🙌🏾
Someone tell Nick when you're interviewing someone, you're supposed to face them and look them in the eyes. Devon should not be staring at the side of your face.
That's because the subject at hand was a touching subject, he wanted to cry. The subject of divorce is still heart sore for him
@@BonoloSekoai He did it from the beginning.
Actually for men, science says it’s most comfortable to sit side by side if you want a man to open up with anyone... your teen son, a full grown man, man to man, man to woman, cop to suspect....
Facing eye to eye for a man is seen as confrontational. The position with two people sitting in the front seats of a car etc works. It’s women who like to be looking into each other’s eyes for conversational “intimacy.” For men, facing the other person is typically an obstacle.
Hater
What have you done?
This is a beautiful conversation ❤
Refreshing to hear men to use a voice of their own experience and healing. ❤️🩹
I agree 100% with Nick on the institution of marriage today. I will not do it again either, and I've been in relationship for 25 years after making a commitment to one another.
Awesome conversation 👏
Nick was devastated about that divorce 😅😅 Shout out to Devon for counseling Nick.
Oceans of blessings y'all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i freaking love Nick. #drawntothestruggle 🤦🏽♀️
Good convo
Nickity Nic needs him a Kingdom woman and to convert to a Kingdom man and he'll see through different Lenz.... yep! This convo was wholesome ❤
Hilarious 😂 statement about Jesus and his boys 😅 outchea in the streets! Love ❤️that analogy
I don’t think Nick and I agree on what accountability means. He thinks it’s acknowledging but not changing behavior and healing.
Yea I think you might be right.
Absolutely!!!
Exactly...he stated I hated the term #visitation but has gone on to have more children that he #literally has to make a visitation plan to see...which means being #reckless is still how he approaches things in life...
I agree 💯
Our Prophet Lovy is who said “Broken people breaks things”
Talking for 5 min straight before inviting your guest in the conversation is wild af.
This is the conversation we should have gotten more time on with these two men. Beautifully done!
One suggestion- please let your guest speak more.
Sometimes we can love too hard and not realize that the person doesn’t love us hard enough. This is when the misconception of belief systems becomes prideful and ends with excuses. Nowadays, no one wants to stick it out to death do us part. Devon could have saved his marriage but his insecurities trigger to Divorce his wife without any explanation not understanding that the decisions we make comes with consequences later on in life. It doesn’t matter who will be your new partner if it’s not fixed now you will take those issues to the next relationship.
Great conversation!
Sounds like this is more to counsel Nick.
Yep
I said the exact same thing!!!
Yes
There was indeed a "contract" Nick. It was a covenant (an agreement) between the man, woman and God. This is what marriage is in the simplest form.
We often times assume that the person who has chosen us is mature enough and knowledgeable enough to fully live us however they coming with everything they are also lacking and have unhealed as well.
Great Interview 😃
I am reading The Hollywood Commandments. He was still married at the time he wrote the book. I was curious about how he was handling the end of his marriage. I wish him well. Divorce is hell.
WOW THANK YOU FOR SHARING! GOD BLESS YOU MAN, THANK YOU LORD FOR MAKING OUR WAY PROSPEROUS 💯
This is more for Nick and it is hard to watch his show--he seems to get ministered to with every guest
Good interview
Couldn’t think of 2 more different human beings😂
Nick what are you looking at? I felt distracted from what your were saying . We love you. We just trying to understand the messages not only verbal but body language too. ❤
NIck you was getting therapy from this wasn't you? Bless you both brothers. Love Devon.
Keep healing Nick..
I need a part 2 and 3 please lol
I love this 😂
Great discussion. Much I can say with my own personally experiences.. one of the top points I’ll comment is to Nick’s comment about Jesus being single. Jesus was then and now and always have been married to His Bride which is comprised of those members of the body of Christ that has drank from His redeeming blood. The New wine.
Nick doing all the talking 🙏🏽
Mariah would definitely not do it again. She's definitely implied this. She wouldn't have married him.
Dr. Claud Anderson as a guest
Like it … some ppl deserve redemption Nick can be one
❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
I agree. Allow the guest to talk more.
12 children later the walls did go up. Waaaaaay up!
Wow he still loves Mariah ❤
When Nick was trying to think of a word to describe himself in that moment following his divorce, I knew exactly what word he was going to land on. - villain. Society has assigned the role of villain to men. So for him to lean into it just felt natural. But the truth is, men are not villains. We are not the necessary evil so many women see us as being. Even all the women who have literally stood in line to have children w him so they can get that money, let's be real, he is still seen as the villian-the one w impute motives and faulty character. I've heard so much negativity about him, even in this series, but none about the women. We are not villians. We are real people w real feelings and good character. Nick is a good person.