Mark Wahlberg’s fellow celeb girl dads chimed in on the comments — like Drew Brees, who wrote, “How old does my daughter have to be to do that for dad?”

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The actor and father of four was his 10-year-old daughter Grace Margaret‘s newest “salon” customer on Monday night, sitting patiently as his youngest child practiced some of her beauty techniques on her dad.

“So 15 days into quarantine now, I’m getting pedicures, manicures and apparently full makeup,” said Wahlberg, 48, in a video posted to his Instagram feed, referring to the social distancing he and his family are practicing at home amid the spread of the novel coronavirus. “She’s got her whole kit there. This is what’s happening now.”

Grace applied peach and lavender colors to her dad’s nails, which he showed off on his Instagram Story, teasing his daughter, “I don’t know if you’re gonna have a career in this.”

“I’m only good at makeup, so your makeup’s gonna be on fleek,” Grace told Wahlberg, who replied, “On fleek? What’s fleek? ‘On fleek,’ whatever that means.”

“This is a hack job,” the Ted actor joked after assessing his daughter’s nail work. “Are you good at this?! Have you ever done this before?!”

Mark Wahlberg’s Instagram Story. MARK WAHLBERG/INSTAGRAM

As promised, Wahlberg’s makeover continued with some color to his face, applied liberally by Grace from a nine-shade eyeshadow palette — but she decided the hues looked better on Dad’s cheeks.

“What the heck are you doing? I thought you said you were good at makeup,” he teased Grace as she brushed a purple color over his cheekbones.

Some of Wahlberg’s fellow celeb girl dads chimed in on the comments section — like Drew Brees, who wrote, “Man … must be nice!! How old does my daughter have to be to do that for dad?” (The New Orleans Saints quarterback is a father of four; his youngest child and only daughter, Rylen Judith, is 5½.)

Commented Mario Lopez, who’s a father of two sons and daughter Gia Francesca, 9½, “Grace puttin in work.”

Mark Wahlberg’s Instagram Story. MARK WAHLBERG/INSTAGRAM

Wahlberg and his family are among the slew of celebrities practicing social distancing at home with their loved ones as the number of confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in the U.S. continues to climb.

As of Tuesday morning, there are at least 163,575 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the U.S. — the most worldwide — with at least 3,073 people having died from coronavirus-related illness domestically, according to a New York Times database. Johns Hopkins is reporting a total of 803,650 cases globally, with 39,033 deaths.

President Donald Trump has extended social distancing guidelines to April 30 in an attempt to continue to “slow the spread” of COVID-19, he announced on Sunday. He had previously expressed a desire to reopen the country by Easter. However, Trump, 73, told reporters on Sunday, “it was just an aspiration,” adding that he hopes the U.S. will “be well on our way to recovery” by June 1.