She is the daughter of a renowned musician and television personality who has eleven other children.

On Saturday, the 13-year-old, who also has a twin brother, was observed in Los Angeles with her father at a school basketball game.

Adolescence was a significant shift for this nepo baby, formerly renowned for her curly hair and spectacles. Throughout the excursion, she did not wear her glasses and wore her hair in long, loose locks.

The little vocalist, who has previously performed alongside her five-time Grammy-winning mother, donned a stylish camo sweatshirt, blue trousers, and a Prada pocketbook with a charming stuffed animal charm.

The girl, whose mother possesses a $350 million net worth, completed her ensemble with black and white shoes.

Can you guess who this nepo baby is?

That’s correct! Monroe Cannon is the daughter of Mariah Carey, 55, and Nick Cannon, 44, a Wild ‘N Out presenter.

The father-daughter couple looked adorable together, with Nick’s arm around her as they went.

Monroe, whose name was inspired by Marilyn Monroe, was photographed with Nick and his second daughter, Powerful Queen, aged four, whom he shares with Brittany Bell.

Cannon donned a green headscarf with a floral pattern, white sneakers, baggy camo leggings, and a white sweatshirt.

In the interim, Queen wore white shoes, a matching skirt, ruffled pink socks, and a white t-shirt.

In addition to Monroe, Nick and the Fantasy hitmaker have a son named Moroccan.

He married Carey in 2008.

Monroe has followed in her mother’s footsteps as a singer, performing with her on TikTok and on stage several times.

Last year, she and her brother joined her on stage at The Hollywood Bowl.

In 2023, while attending a performance with her children North and Chicago, Kim Kardashian captured video of the ‘Queen of Christmas’ singing a duet with Monroe of Jesus Born On This Day.

Mariah previously told People that she likes seeing her children perform onstage.

In 2023, she expressed her joy at the prospect of witnessing her children perform on stage as they mature and formulate their life goals. ‘I even enjoy watching them get ready to perform.’

While she cherishes her onstage moments with Monroe, Carey emphasizes that she will not impose her job on her children.

In a 2022 interview with W Magazine, she stated that she wants her twins to know ‘they can be anything they want to be.’

‘I never say, “You guys have to do this,” you know? It’s anything they want to do, and they’re rehearsing, going for it, and working very hard, which is astounding to me,” Carey told Access Hollywood in 2023.

Monroe and her brother had a cameo in Carey’s music video for ‘Fall in Love at Christmas’ in November of 2021.

‘I just adore it. Mariah stated, “I am delighted to observe them entering this music and performance space, and the enthusiasm with which they do so is entirely their own.”

Mariah disclosed that her twins received compensation for their tour performances during an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2023.

‘I think it’s vital for kids to save their money so they don’t call me when they’re older and ask for money,’ the celebrity stated.

Meanwhile, Monroe’s father stated to People last year that she is “into acting and performing—that’s her forte” and that she hopes to one day attend Yale’s drama school.

After the rapper declared that he was not finished having children, Monroe embarked on an excursion with her father, despite having welcomed twelve of them.

Aside from twins Monroe and Moroccan and daughter Powerful, he has sons Golden Sagon (eight) and Rise Messiah (one) with Brittany; twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir (three) and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin (two) with Abby De La Rosa; son Legendary Love (two) with Bre Tiesi; and daughter Onyx Ice Cole (two) with LaNisha Cole. Cannon has two children with Alyssa Scott: son Zen, who died at five months old in December 2021 after being diagnosed with brain cancer, and daughter Halo Marie, who is two.

During a recent episode of his and Courtney Bee’s podcast, We Playin’ Spades, the topic took an unexpected turn when former NFL star Ryan Clark discussed his vasectomy.

Nick used the opportunity to describe the podcast as ‘an intervention.’

His co-host, Courtney, mentioned that she had lately heard a lot about Black males undergoing vasectomies and questioned whether the trend was a new phenomenon.

Nick had an apparent epiphany when he stated, in a shy tone, that obtaining a vasectomy was the responsible thing to do.’

Even though he now saw that it was the correct decision for someone in his position, he remained rebellious.

‘I’m simply—I’m not done [having children],’ he explained.

Later, he was asked whether he wanted to have another kid with one of the ladies who had previously given birth to his children.

I don’t know. That’s the issue. “I leave it to the Lord,” he said.