WATCH: Alex Rodriguez's touching reaction to daughter Natasha's surprise appearance during Timberwolves game

Minnesota Timberwolves minority owner Alex Rodriguez attended Game 3 of the Western Conference finals at the American Airlines Center. He was spotted with his younger daughter Ella during the pre-game warmups.

Thereabout, sometime during the game, A-Rod's elder daughter Natasha came in and surprised her father. The duo cherished each other's company, with Alex's initial reaction being one to behold. The duo shared some dance moves and the entire moment was captured and posted on Rodriguez's social media account.

"My daughters surprised me at the game," A-Rod wrote. "I could not believe it! Ella and @thenatasharodriguez you two got me so good ❤️"

Alex Rodriguez is father to two daughters, Natasha and Ella, with his ex-partner Cynthia Scurtis. The two parted ways in September 2008 but have been sharing parenting duties.

Rodriguez is currently seeing fitness instructor Jaclyn Cordeiro.

Alex Rodriguez's Timberwolves lose Game 3; update on his ownership struggles

NBA: Playoffs: Minnesota Timberwolves at Dallas Mavericks

Despite Alex Rodriguez being on the road to support the Timberwolves, it was not enough, as Minnesota has now dropped three straight games and is now one game away from shattering their NBA championship dreams.

The Dallas Mavericks won Game 1 and 2 by the barest of margins and Game 3 was even worse for Timberwolves. The final score, 116-107, was on back of some impressive performance coming in from Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, as the duo scored 33 points each to lead the Mavs to victory.

As for the Wolves, Anthony Edwards had 26 points but lacked support from his teammates. Karl-Anthony Towns struggled from the 3-point line, with him making zero buckets on eight attempts.

They now need to win four straight if they want to continue their NBA championship dreams.

On the business front, Alex Rodriguez and his partner Marc Lore are facing ownership conflict with majority owner Glen Taylor, who dismissed the agreement of 40% ownership transfer due to delayed payments.

According to Forbes, a $600 million payment was required to close the deal in March. However, A-Rod and Lore have submitted the required paperwork to league office to trigger a 90-day extension for the payment.

According to lawyers in knowledge about the case, Rodriguez and his partner have a compelling case which is now going to arbitration to decide the way forward.