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Donnie Wahlberg, best known for his part in Blue Bloods, credits much of his success to his mother’s counsel.
In an interview with TODAY, he credits her for instilling in him the belief that greatness awaited if he persevered. Reflecting on the 35th anniversary of New Kids on the Block’s album “Hangin’ Tough,” Wahlberg expresses gratitude for his unexpected career journey since his days in the boy band.
Raised in Boston’s Dorchester area, he credits his mother’s impact on his work ethic and drive. Wahlberg highlights the necessity of sticking the path despite setbacks, mirroring his mother’s wisdom that he says has guided his success.
Donnie Wahlberg Appreciates His NKOTB Brothers: “I Had Four Bandmates On Whom I Could Rely.”
Donnie Wahlberg, reflecting on his time with New Kids on the Block (NKOTB), expressed gratitude for his bandmates and the hard work they put in. Contrary to instant success claims, the group faced humble beginnings, performing to sparse audiences including their own family members.
Their effort was rewarded with a No. 1 record five years after joining NKOTB in 1984. Wahlberg began his acting career in the early 1990s, and he still enjoys it after more than three decades.
“For me, success wasn’t just about fame but seeing people show up to our concerts,” Wahlberg shared. “I committed to it and believed in its possibility, which fueled my efforts and eventual success.”
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Great advice from your Mom. When you work hard for what you want is the greater reward. You did good, Donnie Walberg!