Nick Cannon took to Instagram on Saturday to share images of his seven children, including his late son Zen, who tragically died earlier this month from brain cancer.

The Masked Singer host, 41, shared his Christmas festivities with his family in a series of images, captioning the photo: “Merry Christmas everyone, good night! I love cannons! ! ‘

In the first photo, Cannon sat next to a Christmas tree surrounded by twins Moroccan and Monroe Cannon, 10, with ex-wife Mariah Carey; and Golden ‘Sagon’ Cannon, four, and Powerful Queen Cannon, one, with ex-girlfriend Brittany Bell.

In the second photo, Cannon wore red checkered flannel pajamas in front of a fireplace while holding her twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, five months, with Abby De La Rosa.

The third photo showed Cannon sitting outside while holding Zen, which he shared with Alyssa Scott, as both wore white knit caps.

Zen, who was born last June, died on December 5 after doctors diagnosed him with a brain tumor. The child had suffered from hydrocephalus, a disease in which fluid accumulates in the brain cavities.

Cannon opened up about Zen’s death on his December 7 talk show, claiming that his “heart [was] broken ”amid the family tragedy.

Happy Holidays: Cannon sat next to a Christmas tree while surrounded by Moroccan twins and Monroe Cannon, 10, with ex-wife Mariah Carey; and Golden ‘Sagon’ Cannon, four, and the mighty Queen Cannon, one, with ex-girlfriend Brittany Bell

Keeping warm in winter: Cannon wore red checkered flannel pajamas in front of a fireplace while holding twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, five months, with Abby De La Rosa

“We spent little time with a real angel,” Cannon said. “I wish I could do more, spend more time with him, take more pictures. I wish I could have hugged him longer. He was the most loving baby. I consider it a great privilege to be his father.

Cannon on his talk show praised Scott as “the strongest woman [he’s] already seen.

“I never had an argument, I was never angry,” he said. “Was emotional when she needed it, but still the best mom, and continues to be the best mom.”

Speaking earlier this month with People, Cannon said it was difficult to explain the circumstances of Zen’s death to his older children.

He said: “Having to explain this to 10-year-old and four-year-olds is pretty intense, but their understanding and being there for me probably helped me stay the course and really deal with it. Specifically, even Roc and Roe They’ve been there the entire trip.

Scott took to Instagram on Friday with a post detailing how she deals with her grief over Zen’s death, sharing a photo of her cradle

She also shared a photo of herself holding her child.

Scott took to Instagram on Friday with a post detailing how she deals with her grief over Zen’s death, sharing a photo of her cradle.

“Maybe you close the nursery door,” she said. “Maybe you leave it open. Maybe you put some things in a box – maybe you fold them again and put them in the drawers. This is where I am. Passing in front of his room … sometimes entering.

“Wash some of her clothes but put aside any that still smells like her. A pile is building up because I don’t know exactly what to do but I don’t rush into a decision.

Scott said she “thinks of all those who are crying this holiday season” and reads “people’s messages and keeps them close to me during this time,” adding, “Love.”

Beside a onesie that read, “My first Christmas,” Scott wrote, “I was so excited he was wearing this onesie. I’ve been putting it on since Thanksgiving.

She also shared a photo of herself holding her child.