Mark Wahlberg looked casually cool when he was spotted at the airport in Atlanta, Georgia on Tuesday, working on a new movie.
The 51-year-old actor rocked a black windbreaker and hat from his clothing company Municipal and paired it with comfy sweatpants and sneakers.
It comes after Marky recently told Mark and the former Funky Bunch member that he was leaving his old home in Los Angeles and moving his family to Nevada, where he plans to build a studio.
Staying Comfortable: Mark Wahlberg looked casually cool when spotted at the Atlanta, Georgia airport on Tuesday working on a new movie
Wahlberg had his hands full when he left the plane with a backpack and a black briefcase in hand.
The former rapper is in Atlanta to begin filming The Family Plan, which will premiere on Apple TV+.
According to the movie IMDb Page follows the film “a former top killer who lives incognito as a suburban father who must put his unsuspecting family on the run when his past catches up with him.”
Repping his brand: The 51-year-old actor rocked a black windbreaker and hat from his clothing company Municipal, and paired it with comfy sweatpants and sneakers
Wahlberg has certainly been busy after recently joining the California exodus by leaving his old Los Angeles home in favor of Nevada in a quest to eventually build “Hollywood 2.0” in Sin City.
In an interview on Tuesday for The Talk, he said he had parted ways with the Golden State in hopes of giving his children a “better life” in tax-free Nevada.
He has already made two purchases in the Silver State, a $15.6 million 2.5-acre plot of land in an exclusive area that he plans to build, as well as a $14.5 million bungalow to live in as a construction begins, according to Elite Agent.
New movie: The former rapper is in Atlanta to begin filming The Family Plan, which premieres on Apple TV+
The Plot: According to the film’s IMDb page, it follows “a former top killer who lives incognito as a suburban father who must put his family on the run when his past catches up with him.”
Departure: The busy actor recently shared that he left his old home in Los Angeles and moved his family to Nevada, to give them a ‘better life’ and build a studio
Wahlberg noted that he moved to Nevada in hopes of getting a tax credit that would facilitate the establishment of his proposed movie studio.
Wahlberg’s move to Nevada, which borders California, comes after he put his amazing 12-bedroom, 20-bathroom Beverly Hills mansion on the market for $87.5 million in April this year.
Although Wahlberg had lived in his Beverly Hills mansion for more than a decade, he almost described his time in California as if it were a missed opportunity.
‘I want to be able to work from home. I moved to California many years ago to act and I only made a few movies in the entire time I was there,” he explained. “So to give my kids a better life and follow and chase their dreams, whether it’s my daughter as a rider, my son as a basketball player, my youngest son as a golfer, this made a lot more sense to us. .’
Change of scenery: He shares Ella, 19; Michael, 16; Brendan, 14; and Grace, 12, with wife Rhea Durham, 44; seen in 2015
Wahlberg — who shares Ella, 19; Michael, 16; Brendan, 14; and Grace, 12, with wife Rhea Durham, 44 — may have only referred to movies shot near his home or in California, as he’s starred in about 30 movies since buying his Beverly Hills land in 2009.
Wahlberg wasn’t shy to admit that his move from California was about taxes, though he focused on how they would affect his businesses.
He added that he hoped to get a film studio off the ground, as well as a “shoe factory” and a “factory for [his clothing line] Municipal.’
“So we came here to give ourselves a new look, a fresh start for the kids, and there are a lot of opportunities here, so I’m really excited about the future,” he said.
New digs: Wahlberg has already made two purchases in the Silver State, a $15.6 million 2.5-acre plot of land in an exclusive area that he plans to build, as well as a $14.5 million bungalow (photo ) to live in when construction begins
Building: The huge, expensive plot of land in Nevada’s exclusive Summit Club where Wahlberg hopes to begin construction