“At the end of the day, we always come back to, ‘We’re just Mom and Dad, end of story.'” Nick stated. “What we do for a living may be different, but we’re no different from anyone else.”
Part of that includes costs quality time together and having a good time household routines. “At dinner, Daddy puts on the music, and I cook, with one or two of the kids helping me,” Vanessa stated. “It doesn’t happen seven days, but more than a few nights a week, all five of us together, phones and TVs off.”
Their kids attempt to pitch in where they can also. “They love to set the table,” she included. “Camden gets the plates, Brooklyn gets the forks and spoons and knives and Phoenix gets the napkins.”
However, the music on the supper playlist may not consist of Dad’s renowned band 98 Degrees “Nick would sing to Cam when he was little and he’d say, ‘Daddy, Daddy, no, no, no. I want to hear Mommy’s song,'” Vanessa joked.
“I’m just Dad to them,” Nick reasoned. “They don’t care that I sing for a living. They want Mom to sing!”
