WATCH: 'They're thirsty and hungry for comfort, and guidance and also companionship with one another,' MarkWahlberg said in a Saturday appearance on FoxandFriends Weekend.
Actor Mark Wahlberg shared his faith during the Christian religious observance of Lent and said that after the COVID-19 pandemic, people are"hungry" and"thirsty" for connection, particularly a"spiritual connection."
The 51-year-old Hollywood star explained on Saturday that his Christian faith"has really afforded me all the other wonderful things in my life, my family, my career, being able to turn my life around. I grew up from very humble beginnings, obviously had a troubled youth."
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