Mark Wahlberg Is a Stressed Horse Show Dad in New Video of Daughter Grace: ‘Never Been More Nervous’

Mark Wahlberg is in his feelings over his daughter Grace!

On Monday, Nov. 18, the actor, 53, posted a video on Instagram of his tense reaction to seeing his 14-year-old daughter Grace perform at a horse show.

“I’ve never been more nervous, anxious, or stressed at any sporting event in my life🫣 @municipal 📈🏹💯 @huntersedge 🥰🥳🏆#MunicipalPartner,” Wahlberg wrote in the caption.

In the clip, which appeared to be filmed by someone in the stands at the horse show, Grace was filmed riding her horse across a field before jumping over a fence as the crowd clapped and cheered. 

The camera then panned over to Wahlberg as he stood watching from the stands before walking away. He sighed as he came closer to the camera and shook his head nervously before looking back towards the field. 

Wahlberg shares Grace and his three other children, Ella, 21, Michael, 18, and Brendan, 16, with his wife of 15 years, Rhea Durham.

Durham, 46, shared in an Instagram post on Nov. 11 that their daughter Grace won 1st place at the 1.25 Classic at the World Equestrian Center In Ocala, Fla., where the horse shows were held. 

The former model added in a post shared on Monday, Nov. 18, “Thank you @worldequestriancenter for 2 weeks in the sun 🌞 Amazing accommodations and beautiful memories! 🎄🫶🏼🧚🏼‍♀️🐴🍄🌟🥕🏇🏽🌠.”

In July, Wahlberg showed off his daughter Grace’s equestrian skills in a post on Instagram as he shared a photo of her wearing riding gear as she smiled while stroking a horse’s face. He also snapped the 14-year-old in midair on a horse as she cleared a fence.

“My girl and her horse🥰😘🥰WOW❤️❤️,” the proud dad captioned the sweet post.

Wahlberg previously spoke to PEOPLE about his daughter’s equestrian skills in June 2023.

“She works out now. She’s an equestrian. She now wants to go up in meters and to be a Grand Prix Jumper. She’s got to train,” he said of Grace.

“She’s doing things that my other kids are kind of now starting to think, ‘Well, we’ve got to start doing something because she’s got it all figured out, what she wants to do and how she wants to do it,’ ” he added.