Divorce gets messy as Nick's dad posts on Facebook
Mariah Carey and her lawyers may have managed to silence Nick Cannon during the couple's divorce process, but they sure weren't able to silence Nick's father, James Cannon, who posted a very cryptic message on his Facebook yesterday afternoon.
Necole Bitchie reports that in a post that has since been deleted, James wrote, "Here [sic] a thing to talk about. If the wife love [sic] sex and the man can't stand making love to her, what should that women [sic] do? Heres [sic] a thing. If the husband say [sic] no lies, and the wife lies all the time, what should that man do? [...] Here [sic] a thing, if a husband wants to have ten children and his wife only wants two children then what should that man do?"
Here's another thing, Mariah's little lambs were not having any of this, and immediately began to attack James. In addition to deleting the post, James issued a response to claims this diatribe of his was about his son and Mariah.
"Ladies and gentleman, only because of the small mined [sic] people that misunderstood the questions that I posted form [sic] my book The Calling in [sic] which I published in 2011, as if I was talking about another man's business. Here [sic] the thing, when a man or women [sic] belongs to God then God will deal with them, and help them."
"In America we have the right to ask question [sic] about anything we want. Here's the thing, small minds talk about people, large minds talk about ideas. I am the type of man, yes man, that I do not get into other people's business, not even my sons and I have 5 of them that I love dearly. But there [sic] business is there [sic] business and there [sic] relationship is there [sic] bwteen [sic] them and God."
"So check my record. I stay out of other people [sic] business, even my own sons [sic]. Please forgive me to those that may have misunderstood my question from my book The Calling about relationships, with father and son, about mothers and their girls and the calling of a husband and the calling of a wife. Read my book, it's a really, really good book, that will help and not hurt. So forgive me and God bless."
"No ones [sic] name was mentioned. If you throw a rock into a pack of dogs the only dog that holler is the one that gets hit. JC" (In Touch Weekly)
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