Shemar Moore Brings Daughter Frankie, 2, to Visit Him on ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’ Set for the First Time in Adorable Video

Shemar Moore is one proud father.

On Wednesday, Oct. 22, the actor, 55, shared an adorable video on Instagram showing his daughter Frankie, 2, visiting him on the set of S.W.A.T. Exiles — the spinoff series of CBS cop drama S.W.A.T. — for the very first time.

The sweet video showed Moore, who has returned to play Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson on the show, grabbing his daughter out of the car after greeting his ex-girlfriend Jesiree Dizon, with whom he shares Frankie.

Moore, who was wearing a S.W.A.T. T-shirt in the clip, was seen kissing his daughter, as well as handing her a brush in the makeup room before she stroked his face and beard with it.

The adorable toddler even got into the boxing ring, showing off her skills while wearing a boxing glove, as her new friends jokingly fell around her when she hit them.

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Frankie also went up against her dad in the ring, happily bouncing around, with Dizon’s older daughter Charli — whom she welcomed in 2017 with actor Stephen Bishop — also appearing in the video.

Moore captioned the post, “Daddy – Daughter day!! Frankie’s first set visit to @swat.headquarters and she came ready to put in work 🥊😜😂😅,” as “Small Hands” by Raiche and Teddy Swims played in the background.

Moore’s clip comes after he opened up about loving being a dad during an appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show in January.

“[Frankie] is the reason I’m so damn happy,” he said at the time. “That’s my little baby girl. That’s my miracle. That’s little Frankie.”

“That girl truly has given me purpose,” Moore — who split with Dizon in January after nearly five years together — added. “She saved my life.”

Moore told host Jennifer Hudson that he was in a place of wondering what everything in his life meant after his mother Marylin Joan Wilson-Moore died of multiple sclerosis and a heart condition in 2020.

“My mama was my everything,” he said. “I lived my whole life to make her proud and when she left, I was lost.”

“I was in a place of so what, like what does it all mean and why am I doing this,” he said. “And, then little Frankie came along and that’s what it’s all about right there.”