Sunday 26 June 2022 05:12 AM Nick Cannon opts for a rock look in a black leather jacket while at Hip Hop & ... trends now
Nick Cannon sported an all-black look as he showed up to host the Hip Hop & Mental Health: Facing The Stigma Together event at The GRAMMY Museum on Saturday.
The Wild 'n Out host, 41, rocked a stylish black leather jacket over a matching scoop neck T-shirt and jeans, and covered his head with a black turban.
The event was hosted by the Recording Academy's Black Music Collective, MusiCares And Universal Hip Hop Museum in Los Angeles, and sought to 'amplify the importance of mental wellness, especially in Hip Hop culture.'
Host of the night: Nick Cannon sported an all-black look as he showed up to host the Hip Hop & Mental Health: Facing The Stigma Together event at The GRAMMY Museum on Saturday
Cannon finalized his trendy look with a pair of silver-rimmed eyeglasses and sturdy black boots.
The rapper was seen flashing a big smile as he posed with Universal Hip Hop Museum's Executive Producer and Advisory Board member Tina Marie Tyler, music executive Adrian Miller, and panelist Eric Brooks on the red carpet.
Tyler looked ravishing in a form-fitting long-sleeve black dress, which she paired with open-toe platform heels.
All black: The Wild 'n Out host, 41, rocked a black leather jacket and posed with panelists Tina Marie Tyler, Eric Brooks, and Adrian Miller on the red carpet
The beauty accessorized her look with a bevy of bracelets, and rocked her brown tresses in lovely curls.
Brooks was casual cool in a Nirvana T-shirt, black jeans, and white sneakers, while Miller sported a white button-up shirt, black pants and blue and white athletic shoes.
Tyler was one of the special guests who gave the opening remarks at the event, while Miller and Brooks spoke on the panel.
Casual: The rapper paired his look with a matching scoop neck T-shirt and jeans, and covered his head with a black turban
Mental health: The event sought to 'amplify the importance of mental wellness' and promised a 'frank industry-forward discussion about mental health in Hip Hop and beyond'
The other two panelists were Michael 'Blue' Williams and Dawn Richard.
The description of the event promised a 'frank industry-forward discussion about mental wellness in Hip Hop and beyond.'
The event also included 'culturally competent mental health professionals' who spoke about 'current science-based treatment modalities and how we can fight the stigma associated with mental health, together.'
Panel discussion: Cannon hosted the panel, which featured Brooks, Michael 'Blue' Williams, and Miller
The outing comes after his baby mama Bre Tiesi jokingly clarified that her relationship with the actor was 'not a cult' during an appearance on the Know For Sure podcast.
Bre, 31, was more cagey elsewhere in the interview, when she seemed to evade a straight answer when asked if Cannon's seven children with four different women counted as 'polygamy.'
The model and real estate agent is set to welcome Cannon's eight child, while he already has a ninth on the way with Abby De La Rosa.
