Nick Cannon said he doesn't like sex toys in the bedroom and sees them as 'competition'

Advertisement
Nick Cannon said he doesn't like sex toys in the bedroom and sees them as 'competition'
Nick Cannon poses at the opening night of the new play "Thoughts of a Colored Man" on Broadway at The Golden Theatre on October 13, 2021 in New York City.Bruce Glikas/WireImage
  • Nick Cannon said he sees sex toys as "competition" in the bedroom during an episode of "The Nick Cannon Show."
  • "I'm a pleaser and if I'm not the one pleasing, then I don't need another object in the room," he said.
Advertisement

Nick Cannon said he doesn't like his partners to bring sex toys into the bedroom during an episode of "The Nick Cannon Show" on Tuesday.

During the "Man Panel" or "Man-el" segment of the show, which answers sex and relationship questions from the perspective of men, Cannon received an audience question asking about insecurities in the bedroom. In response, Cannon told Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, Chad Moore, Dr. Ish Major, and Rip Michaels he considers sex toys "competition" in bed.

"I'mma be honest with this. If a woman wants to bring a toy to the bed, I see that as competition," he said. "I'm a pleaser and if I'm not the one pleasing, then I don't need another object in the room because I'm trying to be as sensual and as connected as possible. That, to me, is a distraction."

"And I'm open to all types of things, but if it's something that is gonna bring you pleasure beyond what I can do —again, maybe that's an insecurity, but I don't want no competition."

The confession came a week after Cannon opened up about being insecure about being skinny throughout his life on the Man Panel.

Advertisement

{{}}