Cameron Daddo is a doting dad as he shares a rare picture with his daughter Bodhi

Cameron Daddo may be lauded for his stellar acting career that has spanned decades, but in his most important role, as dad, he excels with just as much glory.

Cameron has been with his wife Alison Brahe for three decades and lives in Sydney’s Northern Beaches with their three children daughters Lotus, Bodhi, and a son River.

Going through the former Home and Away star’s Instagram, it’s evident that he enjoys nothing more than spending his days with the people he loves and that he’s down for a good time.

Although it’s obvious Cameron is a dedicated father, he holds back on sharing too many pictures of his kids.

But last night, the veteran actor surprised his fans by posting a loving selfie with his daughter, Bodhi.

Bodhi has her arms wrapped around her dad’s shoulders as Cameron holds the camera in the photo.

The doting father captioned the moment simply, “I love you Bodhi❤️.”

The post’s comment section quickly filled up with complimentary messages for the father-daughter duo.

One fan commented, “She is divine!!!!❤️,” and another follower posted, “What a gorgeous family. And that included the 4 legged one too xxxxx.”

However, one fan had something else on their mind, “Is that a Harry styles cardigan bc if it is I want one x.”

The astute observation is a reference to Bodhi’s rainbow jumper that looks similar to the JW Anderson cardigan Harry wore during a TODAY show rehearsal last year.

Speaking with Who Magazine, Cameron revealed that his first and foremost priority is his children, and if anything gets in the way of that, it’s a no go.

“As far as work goes for me, if something clashes with a family thing like a birthday or a graduation, I’ve always been upfront with producers about what dates I need out so I can be present.

He added: “Sometimes I’ve got to be away on location and it’s hard for everyone, but we just try and do our best to be present when we can’t be [physically] present – so if you’re on the phone, you’re available to them, even if you can’t be there physically.”