“Just Spreading the Love” (exclusive)

The father of 12 will spend the annual holiday with Monroe, 12, and the Power Queen, 3

Nick Cannon has special plans for this Valentine's Day.

The multi-hyphenate star, 43, will spend the annual February holiday with his two eldest daughters – Monroe, 12, whom he shares with ex-wife Mariah Carey, and Power Queen, 3, whom he shares with Brittany Bell.

“I usually take my daughters out specifically on this day,” Cannon told PEOPLE last month while promoting his new Buffalo Wild Wings commercial and the chain’s “Buy One, Get One Wing” deal.

Noting that his other daughters “don't yet understand the concept of Valentine's Day” due to their young age, The Masked Singer The host said he would leave the celebrations to his two eldest girls for now.

“I’ll definitely do something fun with Monroe and Strong,” Cannon reiterated. “…I just make sure everyone feels loved. No big plans, just spreading the love.”

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In addition to Monroe, Cannon also has son Moroccan with Carey (54) and sons Golden Sagon (6) and Rise Messiah (17 months) with Bell (36).

He is also father to 2-year-old twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin, 15 months, with Abby De La Rosa; son Legendary Love, 15 months, with Bre Tiesi; and daughter Onyx Ice Cole, 17 months with LaNisha Cole.

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

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When discussing what the most rewarding part of being a father to numerous children is, Cannon previously told PEOPLE, “Just hearing your kids say, 'I love you, Daddy.'” You know what I do mine?”

“When they say it for the first time, whether they're 1 year old or 18 months old, or hear it from your children who are about to enter their teens, there's nothing better than that,” he continued.

When asked to describe the most challenging aspect of raising children ranging in age from toddlers to near-teens, Cannon said, “My whole life is challenging. I don't live a normal life, but I embrace it. I love challenges.”

See also: Nick Cannon Enjoys Quality Time With Seven of His Kids in One Day: “All in One Day’s Work”

As for whether he has plans to add more children to his large family soon, Cannon told PEOPLE: “I’m chilling right now. There are no plans in sight yet.”

“It's so funny, everyone is always trying to get me to have more kids,” he continued. “It’s like 12 isn’t enough?”

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