Taylor Swift Hugs Adam Sandler's Daughters in Sweet Moment Before Leaving Eras Tour Concert Film

Adam Sandler is in line to win best dad of the year.

The You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah actor, 57, was seen attending the premiere of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Film in Los Angeles on Wednesday. In one video from the event, Sandler stands up in the theater, wearing a floral white shirt as his two daughters — Sunny, 14, and Sadie, 17 — sit in front of him as they get ready to watch the movie.

Another video shows Swift, 33, leaving the theater after the movie ended, maneuvering through the aisles to get to the exit. She paused only to hug Sandler and both his daughters before leaving.

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The comedian and actor shares his two daughters with wife Jackie, 49.

This past summer, Sunny and Sadie both played leading roles in his movie You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah. Director Sammi Cohen spoke with PEOPLE about the movie, revealing that Sunny had actually just had her own bat mitzvah before starring in the film.

"What’s really funny is right before we started prepping for the film, Sunny had her actual bat mitzvah," Cohen says of the Happy Gilmore actor's daughter. "So I went to that service, and we got to do the real-life bat mitzvah and then left to make the movie. It was a really fun life movie moment."

Last November, the sisters helped guide their dad's speech as he received the Film Tribute Award at the 2022 Gotham Awards.

Obliging their request to accept the award "in that goofy Southern accent that you do all your dumb speeches in," Sandler's daughters launched into what the award meant.

"It means a lot to him seeing how most of the awards on his trophy shelf are shaped like popcorn buckets, blimps or fake mini Oscars that say 'Father of the Year,' which he sadly purchased himself while wandering in a self-pitying fog through the headshops of Times Square," he read, laughing at the teens' jabs.

Though they were disappointed not to be at the event, they did joke about doing everything they're "not allowed to do when Daddy is home," in his absence.

"Like eat his Yodels, try on his Spanx, or – dare we say – laugh out loud at Ben Stiller movies," he read, with Stiller in attendance. "The last time Daddy caught us chuckling away at the Meet the Parents trilogy, he immediately stormed into the room he calls 'The Screaming Room,' which we just call the shower, and bellowed out the phrase, 'Only the Sandman makes people laugh!'"