It took two-time Oscar nominee Mark Wahlberg seven years to laser off all of his tattoos, and for the session he had insisted on bringing his children in the hope that they would learn from their father’s mistakes. Yet her daughter does not seem to have learned the lesson since she is now at two tattoos at just 18 years old…
“I had a rosary around my neck, with the writing ‘in God I trust (in god I believe)’, on my stomach“said the 50-year-old Dorchester-born actor in the latest episode, released this Wednesday, of The Ingraham Angle from Fox News. “I always thought, you know what, I’m not really supposed to mark my body. I was really trying to get them removed, for work and for personal reasons too. So I decided to take my children.“
But the actor’s idea did not turn out to be a success since his daughter, Ella Rae, already has two tattoos at 18, as well as a nose and belly piercing. “You have to figure these things out for yourself“concluded the comedian of Ted. The actor is also the father of 3 other children, Michael, Brendan and Margaret with Rhea Durham. “Hopefully with technology it will be easier for her to remove as it took me seven years of painful laser treatment…it’s not the same as opening a beer and getting a tattoo, then four beers later getting the tattoo…“
Mark Wahlberg was the guest of Raymond Arroyo on Fox News, to promote his new role as boxer-turned-priest Father Stuart Long in the Rosalind Ross, which will be released on April 15. “These films about religion are difficult to make. In fact, it took six years to make, he said before continuing, it’s probably the most unpredictable film in history. Obviously we already explained that it was the film of a brawler, who first tries to become an actor, then finally enters the orders. But it’s so different from that, there’s nothing better than watching the movie and not knowing what it’s about.“
Mark Wahlberg is also the producer of the film, for which he had to impose an impressive mass gain by carrying out a diet of eight meals a day.