Zillion’s mother, Abby De La Rosa, has also described the support Cannon provides as the family navigates their son’s autism journey. The pair share twins Zion and Zillion and daughter Beautiful. They announced Zillion’s diagnosis in April 2024, and De La Rosa said at the HollyRod Foundation’s DesignCare 2026 Gala that they have found a way to balance their parenting roles.
“He’s a man that runs an empire, a mogul, and there’s already so much on his plate,” she said. But, she added, Cannon is “amazing when it comes to all the support that we need.” She said Zillion receives “the best of the best therapies” and joked that if he wanted to go to the moon, Cannon would get NASA involved.
Cannon described Zillion as “a superhero” who “sees things we can’t see” and communicates in a way that leaves him “in awe every moment.” “I’ve never been so filled with joy,” he told Us Weekly.
De La Rosa recently celebrated a milestone in the family’s Easter tradition. On April 5, she said, Zillion fully engaged with a piñata for the first time. “After nearly 5 years of piñatas, yesterday was the first time ever that Zillion was fully engaged,” she wrote, calling the moment an “Easter miracle.”
Cannon is also preparing to share more about raising 12 children with six different women in an upcoming Netflix docuseries. Its synopsis describes a life spanning “million-dollar meetings to midnight diaper runs.”


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