Mark Wahlberg jokes that he looks like his daughter in throwback photo with long hair
Mark Wahlberg looks suspiciously like his daughter Grace — or at least he did when her hair was long.
The actor posted a photo of himself with shoulder-length highlights via Instagram on Monday, alongside a smiling photo of his 12-year-old son sporting a similar style.
“They say we look alike? 💕👼” the Oscar nominee, 51, captioned the side-by-side snaps.
The ‘Ted’ star’s nephew Jeff Wahlberg commented, “OMFG.”
As for Mario Lopez, the “Saved By the Bell” alum told Mark that he’s also often “paired up” with his daughter, Gia.
Mark’s wife Rhea Durham wrote, “♥️💖👯♂️👨👧❤️🔥❣️.”
The actor posted throwback photos via Instagram.
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She and Mark are also parents to daughter Ella, 19, as well as sons Michael, 16, and Brendan, 14.
The Golden Globe nominee often documents dad’s life via social media, from celebrating Grace’s equestrian victories to golfing with his boys.
Grace, 12, has hair of a similar length.
The actor posted throwback photos via Instagram.
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The former rapper told People in December 2020 that his main parenting goal is to give his offspring the “tools that will make them good people.”
He explained: “I want to give them all the things I never had, but make sure they understand that it’s not normal and it takes hard work to get what you want.”
While the Emmy nominee noted at the time that he “worried” his daughters would one day date, he was supportive of Ella’s relationship, even training with her boyfriend, James Stuart.
The ‘Daddy’s Home’ star called his eldest significant other “sweet” in a February interview with Ellen DeGeneres.
“I think he’s more scared of my daughter than me,” Mark joked. “I pray for him more than I pray for her in this relationship.
“They are perfect for each other,” he continued. “We have a great relationship. He is fantastic. I hope she can keep it.
Mark and his family recently moved from Los Angeles to Nevada in order “to be able to give [his] children a better life to follow and pursue their dreams,” he told “The Talk” co-hosts in October.
The producer views the relocation as “a fresh start” and a “new look”, gushing, “There are a lot of opportunities here.”