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Matt Damon was on dad duty at the “Oppenheimer” premiere.
The actor posed on the red carpet in Paris with three of his four daughters at his side on Monday.
Damon and his wife, Luciana Barroso, share Isabella, 17, Gia, 14, and Stella, 12, but only the youngest two siblings attended the starry event.
They were joined by Alexia, Barroso’s 24-year-old daughter from a previous marriage, who wore a long black dress and nude heels.
Gia, for her part, rocked a shorter dress in the same color as she smiled with her Oscar-winning father’s arm around her.
Stella stood on the other side in a strapless white number.
While Isabella did not appear in the photos, Damon’s other daughters’ friends tagged along.
Barroso was not pictured promoting her husband’s new movie either.
Damon, 52, and the former bartender, 46, recently enjoyed a family vacation to Greece. The couple, who have been married since 2005, were photographed packing on the PDA in Mykonos earlier this month.
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Barroso stunned in a black bikini on the trip as Damon flaunted his fit physique while shirtless in board shorts. They hung out with Chris Hemsworth, Liam Hemsworth and the latter’s girlfriend, Gabriella Brooks, while abroad.
The duo met in 2003, welcoming their first child together three years later.
Being a dad has made Damon’s acting job “a lot easier,” he told Fatherly in a July 2021 interview.
“All those emotions that I used to have to reach for are just readily accessible,” he explained. “I don’t have to twist myself into knots to find something — it’s just sitting right there all the time.”
The Golden Globe winner noted at the time that traveling keeps his kids down to earth, explaining, “I think it’s about getting them out of their own experience. … They start to get more context for their own lives.”
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