Bre Tiesi says Nick Cannon 'definitely has super sperm' because their son is 'brilliant'

• Bre Tiesi joked that Nick Cannon must have "super sperm" because their child is "brilliant."
• Tiesi, who stars on "Selling Sunset," and Cannon share 10-month-old Legendary Love. 
• Cannon has previously claimed that his "super sperm" surpasses birth control methods.

"Super sperm" may not be real, but Bre Tiesi joked that her 10-month-old son Legendary Love is so "brilliant" that the baby's father, Nick Cannon, must have it. 

In season six, episode three of "Selling Sunset," Tiesi made a comment about Cannon's sperm while discussing the number of children that he has.

"He definitely has super sperm because my child is brilliant," Tiesi said to the other women in the Oppenheim Group office.

Cannon and Tiesi share Legendary Love, the eighth of Cannon's 12 children shared with six different women. Tiesi, a realtor, joined season six of "Selling Sunset," and her relationship with Cannon comes up frequently throughout the season. In one exchange, Tiesi claimed that Cannon wasn't legally obligated to pay child support given that he has over 10 children, but a lawyer told Insider that there was no cap on child support based on the number of children in the state of California. 

 

Cannon has previously made claims about the potency of his sperm. On the podcast "Howie Mandel Does Stuff" in April, Cannon said that while he uses birth control, it doesn't always work. 

"Yes, but I'm going to be honest, some of the — hey, I've got some super sperm or something because I practiced birth control and people still got pregnant," Cannon told Mandel. "But to say that, I'm trying to be as responsible as I possibly can."

Tiesi, who has clashed with costar Chelsea Lazkani over Lazkani's outspokenness against Tiesi's relationship with Cannon, said that she doesn't know whether Cannon plans to have all the children that he does. She also said it isn't her "problem" how Cannon's other coparents feel about her. 

"I'm not a monogamy kind of person," Tiesi said. "Everything I've ever seen is divorce, and people are unhappy, and it ends badly, and the kids suffer. And it's like, men can't keep it together. It's never us."