Matthew McConaughey's eldest son is ready to carve his own path in the entertainment industry.
The Dallas Buyers Club actor's son Levi, who recently rang in his milestone 16th birthday, is following in the footsteps of his famous dad, and is set to make his acting debut soon.
In addition to Levi, the Pantalones Organic Tequila owner and his wife Camila Alves are also parents to daughter Vida, 14, and son Livingston, 11.
Deadline confirmed this week that Levi will officially make his screen debut in the forthcoming AppleTV+ young adult film Way of the Warrior Kid.
Though his role remains under wraps, the film already has a star-studded cast, featuring Chris Pratt and Linda Cardellini.
It has already started production, and Matthew was seen supporting his son, visiting him on set as the crew began filming.
The film is based on a novel by Jocko Willink, and per Deadline, it follows "a self-doubting boy who gets bullied and is hard-pressed to complete a single pull-up, until his uncle Jake, an elite Navy SEAL, is injured on a mission and moves in with his sister for rehab."
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"When he discovers his 13-year-old nephew, Marc, is struggling academically, socially and physically, Jake takes on a new mission: using his SEAL Team training over three months of summer to help the youth find his inner warrior."
It's been a big year for Levi, who in addition to his first film role and his 16th birthday, also celebrated getting his driver's license.
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In honor of the milestone, he and his dad partnered with Lincoln in time for Father's Day, and commemorated Levi gaining his "independence." In a video shared on both Matthew and Levi's Instagram plus by Lincoln at the time, the Oscar winner is seen in the driver's seat, telling his son: "Alright Levi, you know what time it is? It's about time for you to have your independence."
He then recalled: "My favorite day of my life was when I got my driver's license," and reflected: "It meant freedom, it meant independence."
"Now it's your time, you ready?" he lastly asked his son, before adding: "Time to get behind the wheel," before the two undid their seatbelts and made their way to switch seats.