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Alyssa Scott’s rainbow baby has arrived.
The model gave birth to her third child, Halo Marie Cannon, on Dec. 14 following the December 2021 death of her and Nick Cannon’s baby boy, Zen.
“Our lives are forever changed 
,” she captioned an emotional Instagram video on Thursday, honoring their late son and newborn baby girl.
“Zen is in every breath I take. I know his spirit was with us in the room that morning. I know he is watching down on us. He shows me signs everyday. I will hold onto this memory forever.”
Scott added, “I will remember the sound of Nicks voice saying ‘it’s a girl’ and the look of everything we’ve been through flash across his face. I will remember the sound of her crying out with her first breath and feeling her heartbeat against mine.
“My sweet girl, I got my surprise!! We love you Halo Marie Cannon,” she concluded.
Scott became a mom in February 2018 when her daughter Zeela arrived.
In June 2021, the “Wild ‘N Out” star, 29, welcomed her and Cannon’s first child together, a son named Zen.
The “All That” alum told his “Nick Cannon Show” audience five months later that the infant lost his battle with brain cancer.
“Alyssa was just the strongest woman I have ever seen,” the “Masked Singer” host said in December 2021.
“Never had an argument, never was angry,” Cannon continued. “She was emotional when she needed to be but was always the best mom and continues to be the best mom possible.”
In a “Lip Service” podcast episode six months later, the “Drumline” star hinted that his family was expanding due to the grief he experienced over Zen’s passing.
Cannon also shares son Golden and daughter Powerful with Bell, as well as two sets of twins — Monroe and Moroccan, 11, with Mariah Carey and Zion and Zillion, 1, with Abby De La Rosa.
The latter also welcomed a third child with Cannon on Nov. 11, a baby girl named Beautiful Zeppelin Cannon.
In May, Scott appeared to show off her own baby bump while celebrating Mother’s Day via Instagram, although she didn’t speculate whether the photo was a throwback.
