Nick Cannon Celebrates Daughter Halo's Birthday with Festive Cake Smash: 'Daddy Loves You'
Cannon is dad to 12 kids, including Halo, whom he shares with Alyssa Scott
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Nick Cannon and daughter HaloNick Cannon's daughter knows it's fun to be one!
On Thursday, the Masked Singer host, 43, shared a video to his Instagram of his daughter Halo Marie as she celebrated her first birthday. The video, titled "Halo's Cake Smash," shows the little girl in a poofy pink dress, mid-bite of her birthday cake. As the video goes on, Halo smears the cake over her face and the floor, adorably bouncing up and down and smiling for the camera.
"Happy 1st Birthday to my youngest blessing! Halo Marie Cannon! Today is your day, Daddy Loves You!" Cannon wrote in the caption.
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Related: Nick Cannon and Alyssa Scott Dress as Hercules and Megara with Angel Baby Halo for Halloween
Cannon shares daughter Halo and son Zen, who died at 5 months old in December 2021 after being diagnosed with brain cancer, with Alyssa Scott, 30.
He is also dad to twins Moroccan and Monroe with ex-wife Mariah Carey; sons Golden Sagon and Rise Messiah Cannon and daughter Powerful Queen with Brittany Bell; twins Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir and daughter Beautiful Zeppelin with Abby De La Rosa; son Legendary Love with Bre Tiesi; and daughter Onyx Ice Cole with LaNisha Cole.
On Halloween this year, Cannon and Scott celebrated with the model mom's two daughters, Halo and Zeela, 5, dressing as characters from the animated movie Hercules.
Cannon went as Hercules and Scott dressed as the red-haired Megara, while their daughter Halo went as an angel. Zeela opted for a different look, going as Wednesday Addams.
Appearing on Jason Lee's podcast earlier this year, The Daily Cannon host was asked about how he protects his assets in co-parenting with the moms of his kids.
"I don't care about that stuff. I believe true currency is your energy. I wish I could make a contract, 'You cannot take this much of my energy when you leave,' " he shared.
When it comes to financially supporting his kids, Cannon explained he's "not in the child support system that is run by the government."
"My money is they money, they money is my money. They can have whatever they want, whatever they ask for. My account is their account, and there's a lot in there, so we ain't gon' run out," he leveled.
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