Lifestyle Health Fitness Mark Wahlberg Jokes He Doesn't Want to Upset Wife for 'Not Wearing a Shirt' as He Flexes Muscles "Had to whisper to not upset my wife for not wearing a shirt. 😬," Mark Wahlberg joked of wife Rhea Durham By Jen Juneau Jen Juneau Jen Juneau is a News and Movies Staff Writer at PEOPLE. She started at the brand in 2016 and has more than 15 years' professional writing experience. People Editorial Guidelines Published on January 27, 2022 04:20PM EST Mark Wahlberg. Photo: Mark Walhberg/Instagram Mark Wahlberg is continuing to hit the gym! The Uncharted actor, 50, showed off his killer physique on Instagram Thursday, posting a video of himself baring his toned torso and biceps. "Had to whisper to not upset my wife for not wearing a shirt. 😬," Wahlberg joked in the caption, referencing the quiet voice he uses in the video. Among the comments from fellow celebs was one from Mario Lopez, who dropped three flame emojis under Wahlberg's video. As for his wife, Rhea Durham? She proved there were no hard feelings, leaving a playful string of emojis: "🔥😜😜🙄🙄🙄." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human-interest stories. Mark Wahlberg Works Out with Daughter Ella's Boyfriend: "A Great Young Man" Wahlberg regularly gives glimpses into his fitness regimen, and has also opened up about going in the other direction for the sake of his work. "Unfortunately, I had to consume, for two weeks, 7,000 calories, and then for another two weeks, 11,000 calories," he said in July during an appearance on The Tonight Show, discussing his experience gaining weight to play a boxer-turned-priest in the film Stu. "Even when you're full, I would wake up after a meal and have another meal. I was eating every three hours," Wahlberg added. "It was not fun." Mark Wahlberg Shares Before and After Snaps of 20 Lb. Weight Gain in 3 Weeks The Departed actor also noted at the time that gaining and losing weight for a role has become harder with age. "Once the metabolism starts to slow down, it gets really difficult," Wahlberg said. "I was trying to get this movie made for six years, we only had 30 days to shoot it, and so I wanted to really make it happen." "And [I] was also crazy to have financed a lot of it myself. So I knew I was on a ticking clock on my own dime, and you get things done pretty quickly when that's the case," he added.