Nick Cannon's got "talent"
Nick Cannon joins "America's Got Talent" as the new host of the fourth season of NBC's summer reality competition series. A film star, comedian, musician, writer and executive producer of his own hit TV shows, the 28-year-old San Diego, Calif. native is a successful multi-faceted entertainer and has tied the knot with superstar singer Mariah Carey! Cited by People magazine as one of the "Top Ten Most Successful Young People in Hollywood", Nick will be bringing his own personal style to the popular show.
Nick Cannon spoke to us about the changes in the new season of "America's Got Talent", as well as what the first year of his marriage to Mariah has been like. Do you want your wife to come watch you host?
The amazing thing about Mariah is that, as busy as she is - she has a movie coming out, she's going to Cannes, she's finishing up her album - she still finds time to support the things that I do and it always amazes me. It's crazy. I'll be DJing in a nightclub, and she'll come in and shut the whole place down. So, I'm sure that she'll definitely stop by. You might not see her on camera, but trust that she'll be backstage in the dressing room, hanging out or something like that. That's just the type of person that she is. Nothing's too big and nothing's too small for us to share together. How has the first year of marriage been?
It's amazing! It's one of those things where it's continuing to grow. As clich? and corny as that may sound, every day we find something else new to love about each other. Have you celebrated your anniversary this year?
Yes. We told everybody that we were going to get married again, every single year, and we're going to do that. We had actually planned on getting married in Vegas, and we were going to get Elvis or somebody to marry us, or do the whole drive-thru thing. But then, we started inviting everybody and it got really big because all these people wanted to come, and we can't invite people to something tacky. Mariah doesn't do anything tacky. She said, "Okay, we're still going to get married, but we're going to get married at a secret location, the next day." So, we had this huge party and celebration dinner, but there was actually no ceremony because the ceremony was a secret. Any luck yet with the baby plans?
I don't believe in luck. It's all about skill. Because this year is so hectic for the both of us, after this year calms down, that's probably when we'll focus more on that. (excerpt from TeenTelevision.com)
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