But doting father Hugh Jackman still spared the time to collect his six-year-old daughter Ava from school earlier today.
He joined his wife Deborra-Lee Furness and their French bulldog Dali as they strolled back to their home in New York.
Family outing: Hugh Jackman stepped out with his
wife Deborra-Lee Furness and their daughter Ava and their bulldog Dali
in New York earlier today
Both he and Deborra, 43, wore sunglasses with his Australian-born wife sporting a mustard jacket, black dress, trousers and boots.
At one point, Hugh crouched down to chat to his daughter as she ate some frozen yoghurt.
Daddy's girl: Hugh crouches down to chat to his six-year-old daughter while walking her home from school
'I said, "Guys, I want you to be really honest. My feelings won't be hurt. You can say whatever, but I just want to know if you like the show or not. Do you enjoy it?" he recalled to Public Radio Network.
'And my son goes, "You know, Dad, I really like it." I said, "Oh, great."
Winter ensemble: The actor and singer took advantage of the unseasonably
mild New York temperatures in a pair of shorts and sweatshirt with
rolled up sleeves
Time out: The actor seemed to be enjoying his break in Manhattan today
'I said, "Fair enough. You're six; I get it!"'
The Wolverine star also revealed how he has been losing three or four pounds in weight through dancing every night since beginning the stage production.
'We started a week ago; already they've taken my pants in three times,' he said.
Sternest critic: Hugh recently revealed that six-year-old Ava had found his one-man Broadway show 'boring'
After just two weeks of performing at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York, he broke the house record for amount of money made.
Additionally, the show is sold out every weekend through its ten-week run.
But his movie career is also still going strong, with his next film Butter, being released in March next year.
The film co-stars Jennifer Garner, Ashley Greene, Alicia Silverstone, Ty Burrell and Olivia Wilde.
It's a sell out: Hugh poses beside the posters for his successful one-man show on Broadway
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