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Mark Wahlberg and Ella Rae Cheer on Their Team

Karl Erikson — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 15:36:00 GMT

Hope everyone had a great holiday. I'm back from "fun" with family, so it's time to get back to talking about *other* people's families. Here's daddy Mark Wahlberg with little Ella Rae, cheering during the basketball game - L.A. Lakers battling the Boston Celtics on Christmas day. Who do you think they were rooting for?

Mark and girlfriend Rhea Durham also have sons Michael (2) and Brendan Joseph (3 months).

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First Glimpse of Mark Wahlberg's Baby Brendan

Mark Wahlberg Christmas Shopping With the Fam

Karl Erikson — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 16:35:00 GMT

More stars in The Grove, this time it's Mark Wahlberg, girlfriend Rhea Durham, and the kids doing some Christmas shopping. There's 5-year-old daughter Ella, along with sons Michael, 2, and Brendan, 3 months. Wonder what they asked for from Santa Claus? I want an Amazon Kindle and a girlfriend. Is that too much to ask?

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First Glimps of Mark Wahlberg's Baby Brendan

First Glimpse of Mark Wahlberg's Baby Brendan

Karl Erikson — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:34:00 GMT

Been wanting to see Mark Wahlberg's baby boy? So have we. Mark and the fam were out in Beverly Hills Sunday at the Four Seasons. Mark's fiance, Rhea Durham, holds newborn 2-1/2-month-old Brendan Joseph. And of course Ella (5) and Michael (2-1/2) were in tow.

Mark produces HBO's "Entourage" and was recently seen in the forgettable Max Payne movie.

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Mark Wahlberg Thinks Britney & Paris Make Crappy Role Models

Sassy Smith — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 16:04:00 GMT

Mark Wahlberg, while doing the rounds to promote his flick Max Payne, also talked about raising kids in Hollywood and who would be a good role model for his five-year-old daughter Ella Rae. I'll give you a guess as to who he thinks wouldn't be someone to look up to...actually I'll give you two....

The 37-year-old actor said, "We won't stay there forever but it's very difficult to raise normal kids in an environment like that. And I was thinking there's no real role models for girls [in Hollywood]." I agree - he'd be hard-pressed to find one I'm sure. Wait - Miley Cyrus? I digress...

Mark added, "You've got Britney Spears, you've got Paris Hilton, they're nice enough people but I don't want my daughter to aspire to be like that." Can't say as I blame him.

Here's a concept for Mark - hopefully his kids will look up to him (and their mom) as their strongest, most influential role models. I'm genius!

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