and brought their families together to celebrate the life of their late son, Zen. “Thank you for all the love and support that everyone sent our way today,” Cannon, 43, wrote via on Sunday, June 23. “Truly appreciate everyone who showed up and celebrated our beautiful Angel 👼🏽 ZEN SCOTT CANNON 6/23.
” Cannon shared a series of group photos from the event hosted by his and Scott’s Zen’s Light Foundation, which is named after the pair’s son who died of brain cancer in December 2021 when he was just 5 months old. The celebration of life fell on what would have been Zen’s third birthday. In one snap, the group stood outside holding blue balloons up in the sky.
The other pictures featured the attendees inside a room decorated with candles and photos of Zen. Scott, 30, also shared a picture from inside the event via her Instagram Story, captioning the pic, “Happy birthday Zen.” Cannon and Scott founded the charity in 2022.
The organization helps support families with pediatric healthcare and grief counseling. The pair hosted the foundation’s first event on Zen’s first birthday since his passing. You have successfully subscribed.
By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly Check our latest news in Google News Check our latest news in Apple News “June 23rd will forever be a day of celebration. A beautiful lighting ceremony to honor the life of an Angel. Zen’s birth has now transformed into ‘Zen’s Lig.
