
Mark Wahlberg's Wild College Party Crash
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Mark Wahlberg, a 54-year-old actor, discusses keeping his four kids grounded amidst Hollywood fame. He shares insights on balancing the perks and downsides of public life, including a recent college party crash at his daughter Ellas university. Wahlberg, who grew up famous, now stars in the new R-rated comedy Balls Up, where he plays a condom salesman in Brazil. The film, praised for its chaotic humor and star-studded cast, promises a wild ride for viewers.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mark Wahlberg's Wild College Party Crash. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 19th, Mark Wahlberg, the 54-year-old actor, opened up about keeping his four kids grounded despite his Hollywood fame. He shares Ella, whose 22, Michael at 20, Brennan 17, and Grace 16, with wife Rhea Durham. He says he stays connected by being a regular dad when he's not on set, balancing the perks like celebs intros with the downsides of public life. Ella's studying at Clemson University in South Carolina, and Wahlberg recently crashed one of her college parties at a bar called The Roar, even, jumping behind the bar to serve drinks. It got a little tough seeing her in that scene, but he loved the energy. This isn't new. He dropped into a frat party there last year during parents' weekend and called it the wildest fun ever, topping even Vegas trips. Growing up famous himself from Boy Band-Aids, and Marky Mark in the 90s, he transitioned to acting big with Boogie Knights back in 19. 97. Now he's starring in the new R-rated action comedy Balls Up, dreaming on Prime Video.
It follows two rivals pitching condoms to the World Cup in Brazil, sparking a chaotic escape from fans, bosses, and crooks. Wahlberg calls it his most outrageous comedy yet, with a stacked cast including Paul Walter Halzer and Sasha Baron Cohen. The whole team raved about the shoot in Australia, praising the vibes, food, and non-stop laughs during takes. Sounds like Prime watched material for fans, craving that buddy comedy chaos. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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