Nick Cannon tried putting all six mothers of his 12 children into one group chat to coordinate Thanksgiving, but the comedian now says the experiment quickly became chaotic and is not something he plans to repeat

You would understand what it feels like to put 12 of your children and six of their mamas in one group chat. Probably not, but Nick Cannon does, and he is not particularly happy about how it turned out.The comedian recently revealed that his attempt to bring all six mothers of his children together in one group chat to coordinate Thanksgiving plans quickly went off the rails. What was supposed to make holiday planning easier apparently turned into an experience he would rather not repeat.Speaking on the 'On Par with Maury Povich' podcast on November 9, Cannon opened up about the short-lived group chat during a segment called 'On Par or Off the Rails'. When host Maury Povich asked him whether bringing all six mothers together in one chat to figure out Thanksgiving logistics was a good idea, Cannon admitted that he had already tried it."Tried it," he said, describing the experience as "off the rails" and "too wild for TV".Well, so much for making holiday planning a little easier.Nick Cannon says the six mothers are civil with each otherPovich also asked Cannon whether the mothers of his children get along with one another. The comedian responded with a question of his own, joking, "How do you define get along?"He then clarified that the women are civil with one another…