It's time for the peacock to spread his wings.
Actor Mark Wahlberg has decided to escape from California because he realizes, it's just not a great place for a family man to live.
According to Daily Wire, Wahlberg is thinking of his children and has decided it would be best to get them out of Newsom's Commiefornia.
During an interview Tuesday on the CBS talk show "The Talk," the movie star said he moved out of the Golden State and into Nevada to give his children "a better life."
"I moved to California many years ago to pursue acting and I've only made a couple of movies in the entire time that I was there," Wahlberg said. "So, to be able to give my kids a better life and follow and pursue their dreams, whether it be my daughter as an equestrian, my son as a basketball player, my younger son as a golfer, this made a lot more sense for us."
Hollywood is no place to raise a family, and Wahlberg has realized that and fled to greener pastures.
Last April, Wahlberg put his family's 12-bedroom/20-bathroom compound located in the ritzy Beverly Park neighborhood of Los Angeles on the market for $87.5 million, according to Yahoo News. He follows the lead of other celebrities like Katy Perry, Matthew McConaughey, and even podcaster Joe Rogan.
Wahlberg told the hosts of the show he moved to California's neighboring state, Nevada, where he said he plans on building a studio, creating "Hollywood 2.0."
The 51-year-old Boston native said following Nevada's gubernatorial election next month, where incumbent Democratic Governor Steve Sisolak seeks re-election against Republican nominee Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo in the upcoming 2022 Midterms, he hopes to have a bill passed in the legislature that would grant tax credits to build out a state-of-the-art studio.
Wahlberg wants to escape California and start over with a brand new movie industry in Nevada.
I'd love to see Hollywood break apart because their insane woke policies continue to run money off.
"We came here to just kind of give ourselves a new look, a fresh start for the kids, and there's a lot of opportunity here," he said. "I'm really excited about the future."
