Following a terrifying horseback-riding incident, Mark Wahlberg’s daughter, Grace, is recovering.
The “Family Plan 2” actor gave a heartfelt update, noting Grace is eager to ride again.
“She’s doing great,” Wahlberg told Access Hollywood, recounting when he found out about the accident.
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“It’s a very, very dangerous sport, but she’s so passionate about it,” he stated. “She just wanted to get back on that horse. She was raring to go and worried we’d think the sport was too dangerous. But she’s so passionate, so dedicated.”
Grace has honed her skills as a competitive equestrian for years, mirroring her dad’s determination.
Wahlberg praised her determination and work ethic, calling her “so disciplined.”
“[She’s got the] discipline to wake up at 4 a.m. every day, go to the barn every day, do what she needs to care for the horses, training, everything,” Wahlberg said proudly.
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The actor has four kids with his wife, Rhea Durham: Ella, 22; Michael, 19; Brendan, 17; and Grace, 15. He is the youngest of nine siblings, including “Blue Bloods” star Donnie Wahlberg.
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Wahlberg mentioned Grace is mature for her age, despite being the youngest.
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“I adopted that discipline as a parent,” he shared. “For her to have it so young…” Wahlberg paused, acknowledging how “very, very scary” the accident was for him as a father.
Grace shared on Instagram last week that she was hospitalized after the accident.
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The teen, a regular equestrian competitor, posted a photo of herself in a hospital bed with her left arm in a black sling.
“no pressure we will be back,” she wrote confidently, with photos of her jumping hurdles with her horse.
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Details of the accident haven’t been revealed.
Wahlberg advised parents sending kids to college last year.
“It’s great to encourage them to chase their dreams, take chances, and dream big,” he told Fox News Digital.
“But with big ideas, you need the small steps to reach those goals. Doing the work, betting on yourself, not fearing failure, and staying close,” the actor added.
