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Mark Wahlberg was all smiles as he exited his private jet in Sydney, Australia as he was seen for the first time since news that he was being sued by football megastar David Beckham.
The 52-year-old actor - who constantly shows off his muscles on social media - looked unbothered by his recent lawsuit as he hopped off of his luxury aircraft complete with his Wahlburgers logo on Monday.
He looked in good spirits as he walked down the steps of the airplane and happily greeted fans as he even signed autographs and took selfies with his admirers on the tarmac.
He was dressed comfortably for the flight as he sported an all grey look from his Municipal athleticwear company including hoodie and matching sweatpants.
Mark finished off the look with a pair of matching sneakers and a baseball hat from his clothing brand.
Mark Wahlberg was all smiles as he exited his private jet in Sydney , Australia as he was seen for the first time since news that he was being sued by football megastar David Beckham
The 52-year-old actor looked unbothered by his recent lawsuit as he hopped off of his luxury aircraft complete with his Wahlburgers logo on Monday
David is suing Mark and his business associates over an alleged loss of £8.5million in shares in fitness firm F45
The actor later put his baggage in a black SUV before heading off.
Last week it was reported that Mark was being sued by David Beckham after a deal that saw the footballer promote the star's fitness brand turned sour - and allegedly left Golden Balls more than £8million (approximately $10million) out of pocket.
Becks, 48, is suing the actor and his business associates after the partnership with F45, which saw the midfielder promote his own range of personalised workouts, went south in a row over shares he claimed to have been promised.
The case has rumbled on for several years after Beckham and golfing legend Greg Norman filed cases against F45 in Californian courts in October 2022 - before a judge reportedly ruled they had to file separate lawsuits.
Beckham's firm, David Beckham Ventures Ltd (DBVL) had earlier sought damages of as
