Mark Wahlberg's Advice for Parents of College-Bound Kids
- Mark Wahlberg shares tips for parents with kids heading off to college.
- The actor admits his wife struggles with their kids leaving home.
- His advice aims to help parents navigate this milestone in their children's lives.
Mark Wahlberg expressed his pride and excitement for his daughter’s college enrollment during an interview with Fox News Digital. The actor, who shares four children with his wife Rhea Durham, emphasized the importance of encouraging his children to pursue their dreams and take chances on themselves. He described a recent visit to his daughter’s college during parents' weekend as a memorable experience, highlighting the joy of engaging with college life alongside his family. Reflecting on his own missed college opportunities, Wahlberg shared that his children inspire him to value education. He noted, "I didn’t want the kids saying, ‘You didn’t do it, so why do I need it?’" This motivation drives him to support their aspirations, as all his children are eager to pursue paths that require a solid educational foundation. He looks forward to seeing his other children embark on their own academic journeys. Wahlberg also recounted a humorous incident from parents' weekend, where he and his wife unexpectedly attended a fraternity party, recalling the lively atmosphere. This experience served as a reminder of his own youthful regrets and the importance of making the most of life’s opportunities. While Wahlberg is enthusiastic about his children growing up and thriving, he acknowledged that his wife is more hesitant about this transition. He humorously noted her reaction to a thoughtful gesture he made, underscoring the couple's dynamic as they navigate parenthood together.