Kevin Bacon Brings 'Loving Tears' to Fan's Eyes after Showing Video with Daughter

• Kevin Bacon and his daughter Sossie enjoy making fun clips singing, and dancing together.

• "It makes me miss my dad in a nice, soft way," one user reacted to a recent video of the actor and his daughter dancing to "Made You Look" by Meghan Taylor.

Kevin Bacon is an all-around talented artist. In addition to his prowess in acting, with hit films such as "Friday the 13th," "Cop Car," "Black Mass," and "A Few Good Men" under his belt, Bacon is a singer who has passed down his talents to his children.

His son Travis has followed in his dad's footsteps and is a singer and also producer. His daughter Sosie has also inherited her father's singing talents. The father and daughter duo has become a favorite among fans who relish seeing the two showcase their skills in their popular cover videos.

Recently, Bacon put out a video of him and his daughter doing a rendition of Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero," where Bacon provided the percussion and backup vocals and played the tambourine with his foot as his daughter took on the lead vocals.

Fans were thrilled with the fun video, with several noting that they never once thought they'd see Bacon singing a Taylor Swift song. Others shared how impressed they were with the entertaining video. A netizen added that the father-and-daughter duo brought "loving tears" to their eyes.

Another fan confessed how happy Bacon's family made her singing in whatever combination, while another pointed out how clear the love was between father and daughter. Others shared how happy they were that the two were making cherished memories together.

Barely a week ago, the duo took to Instagram to showcase their moves as they danced along to Meghan Trainor's "Made You Look" and rocked similar sunglasses.

Fans complimented the video, with one admitting that it made her miss her dad in a soft, nice way. The fan thanked Bacon and Sosie for brightening her otherwise cloudy day.

How Kevin Bacon Handles Being a Dad

The father-daughter clips have been a most-welcome source of entertainment for their fans and a way for Bacon and Sosie to bond over their shared love for music and dance.

Speaking to People, Bacon disclosed that having kids has helped a great deal in him see things from a different perspective. He shared that he has begun to listen to his children more in the past few years and views things differently.

He disclosed that a lot has changed in the past years, and his children, who he shares with his wife Kyra Sedgwick, have been instrumental in helping him adjust to the times, adding:

"Certainly, when it comes to young people, they are our future."

Kevin Bacon Talks about His 34 Years of Marriage

Besides finding purpose in being a dad to his two kids, Bacon also truly values the love of his wife. He disclosed that he and his wife believe in each other as actors and directors and that she has never been anything but supportive of him. He prides himself in knowing he has someone who will always have his back, no matter what.

The lovebirds first crossed paths in the 70s, and then a decade later, they worked together on the PBS film "Lemon Sky." Sedgwick was anything but interested in Bacon. It remains unclear when and how she had a change of heart, but in 1988, the pair walked down the aisle and welcomed their two children.

They have been married for over thirty years, and they have nothing but compliments for each other. The "Footloose" actor believes that his wife's sacrifices have helped him become a better person.

On the other hand, Sedgwick says that were it not for her husband; her career would not be as successful as it is today. She recalls an instance years back when, despite having a career of his own, Bacon offered to stay home in New York with the kids as she took a TV lead job in California.

So many years later, Bacon says they cook, clean, and do many other things together. And there's no one else he'd want to share life with besides her. "Her partnership is invaluable. I found someone I was meant to be with." He adds.