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Mark Wahlberg was jetting after after it was revealed that David Beckham filed a lawsuit against him.
The New Kids on the Block star hopped in his private jet and touched down in Sydney, Australia where he kept it casual and unconcerned while he obliged eager fans waiting, wearing a full gray outfit. Over the top of a black t-shirt, he put on a matching sweatshirt and trousers combo with a gray Municipal baseball cap.
Body language expert Judi James told the Mirror : "If Wahlberg is phased by the very public and presumably potentially very expensive spat with David Beckham he looks determined to not let it show via his body language here, which looks upbeat and resilient to the point of carefree."
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Mark Wahlberg was seen visiting Sydney (Media-Mode / SplashNews.com)
He stopped to sign photos for his adoring fans (Media-Mode / SplashNews.com)As he met fans outside the terminal, he signed autographs and posed for selfies. Judi added: "This grinning and back-slapping suggests some happy nonchalance, with Mark even performing an over-the-shoulder, amused-looking grin for the cameras. His brows are raised here and his relaxed smile suggests good humour."
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David slapped Mark with the lawsuit, citing a fitness brand deal which allegedly cost him £8.5million. Despite forming a longtime friendship, David claimed he felt "duped" by Mark who he claims agreed to be a global ambassador for their gym group, F45.
The messy financial situation comes when David claimed he was promised stocks, but wasn't given transparency on their value. In response, he hit Mark Wahlberg Investment Group [MWIG] and F45 founders Adam Gilchrist and Rob Deutsch with the lawsuit.
He was seen jolly and carefree (Media-Mode / SplashNews.com)
David is suing him for millions (Media-Mode / SplashNews.com)As for Mark's side, he's asking for the court to dismiss the charges, saying that there was no "fraudulent conduct." Documents obtained by The Sun claim that "209 page, 610 paragraph SAC [complaint] tries to make up with length what it lacks in merit."
David isn't the only one dealing with beef with Mark. Golfer Greg Norman is also looking into legal action, but was advised by the court to file separately from David.
While he has two people potentially turning on him, he seems to be handling it well. Mark's continuing on with life, entertaining his fans, and even smiling through the problems.