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Mariah Carey's husband struggled to watch the singer kissing another man in her new music video.
Nick Cannon admits he didn't realise how difficult it would be to see Mariah shooting steamy scenes with a handsome model when he directed her new promo
I Stay In Love.
He is quoted as saying: "We did it in one take and I had to kick the guy out. It was one of those situations where I wasn't intimidated but I could've knocked him out at any point. I know he was playing a fictional character, but I could have done without it."
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Despite having to watch the intimate sex scene, Nick insists he enjoyed working alongside Mariah.
He added: "She's very easy to work with - we had no beef at all."
Mariah and Nick married at the singer's home in the Bahamas in April after a whirlwind romance.
Source:Tonight
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