'Just spreading the love': Nick Cannon reveals plans to spend Valentine's Day with his oldest daughters

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Nick Cannon has shed light on his special plans for this year's Valentine's Day. The popular actor and comedian will spend the annual February holiday with his two oldest daughters, Monroe, 12, who he shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey, and Powerful Queen, three, who he shares with Brittany Bell.

"Normally what I do, I take my daughters out on that day specifically," Cannon told People last month while promoting his new commercial for Buffalo Wild Wings and the chain's "Buy One, Get One Wing" deal.

Nick Cannon said his daughters don't know the concept of Valentine's Day

Cannon, noting his other daughters "don't grasp the concept just yet" of Valentine's Day, given their young ages, said he will leave the celebrations to his two oldest girls for now. "I'm definitely going to do something fun with Monroe and Powerful," Cannon reiterated, adding "Just making sure everybody feels loved. No major plans, but just spreading the love."

Nick Cannon's other children

Along with Monroe, Cannon also shares son Moroccan with Carey, 54, plus sons Golden Sagon, six, and Rise Messiah, 17 months old with Bell, 36.

He is also a father to twins two-year-old twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin, 15 months old, with Abby De La Rosa; son Legendary Love, 15 months old, with Bre Tiesi; and daughter Onyx Ice Cole, 17 months old with LaNisha Cole.

Cannon similarly has two children with Alyssa Scott, Zen, who died at five months old in December 2021 after being diagnosed with brain cancer and daughter Halo Marie Cannon who was born in December 2022.

Nick Cannon opened up on the most satisfying part of being a father

While speaking about what the most rewarding part of being a father to numerous children is, Cannon previously told the outlet, "Just hearing your kids say, 'I love you, Daddy.' You know what I mean?."

"The first time they say it, whether they're one-year-old or 18 months, to hearing it from your kids that are on the brink of being teenagers, there's nothing better than that," he added.

When asked to describe the most challenging aspect of raising children that range in age from infants to almost teens, Cannon said, "My entire life is challenging. I don't live a normal existence, but I embrace it. I love challenges."

When asked if he has any plans to welcome any more children into his large family soon, Cannon told the outlet, "I'm chilling right now. There's no plans on the horizon as of yet. "It's so funny, everybody's always trying to get me to have more kids," he continued, adding "It's like, 12 ain't enough?"