For Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey, divorce may have ended their marriage, but apparently nobody sent the memo telling them to stop being a parenting team. The former couple continues to maintain a co-parenting relationship while raising their 15-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe, who turned 15 in April 2026. Recent comments from Cannon suggest that he and Carey remain in regular communication, particularly about their children.
Co-Parenting Double Standard Puts the Twins Back in the Spotlight
Cannon and Carey married in 2008, welcomed Moroccan and Monroe in 2011, and finalized their divorce in 2016. Despite the end of their marriage, the twins have remained the common ground between the two stars. Carey previously described the arrangement as the twins spending time with each parent and having a good time with both, while recent reports show that the family continues to share public milestones together.
Cannon has now offered an even clearer picture of their relationship, saying in a September 2026 interview that he and Carey speak almost every day or every other day, specifically about the children. In celebrity-land, where an ex answering a text message can sometimes qualify as breaking news, regular conversations about school, family and growing teenagers suddenly look like a surprisingly organized operation.
As Their Parents Continue Co- parenting the Twins Are Writing Their Own Chapter
Moroccan and Monroe, affectionately known by Carey as “Dem Babies,” officially turned 15 on April 30. Their parents marked the milestone separately, with Carey sharing family memories and Cannon celebrating with the twins as well. Recent family photos have also shown the teenagers increasingly stepping into the spotlight on their own terms.
The teenage years, however, are bringing fresh parenting questions. In May, Cannon acknowledged that he applies different dating rules to Moroccan and Monroe, saying he allows and encourages his son to date while taking a more protective approach toward his daughter. The comments generated discussion about his parenting philosophy, but they also underline a broader reality: co-parenting does not mean every parenting decision becomes identical.
For now, the bigger story remains the continued family connection between Cannon, Carey and their twins nearly a decade after their divorce. With Moroccan and Monroe now firmly in their teenage era, fans should watch Buzz Legit FC for future updates as this famous family continues navigating co-parenting, growing up and life under the celebrity spotlight.
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