As everything seemed normal in the shots, a certain photograph of the actor's son caused mixed reactions.

Chris Hemsworth spoke earlier about raising earthed children despite his Hollywood celebration, noting that he wanted to catch them for "everything."

Hemsworth gave fans to look at his recent trip to Japan with a series of photos and videos published on social networks.

The Australian actor shared the recordings of himself and his wife, Elsa Pataky, enjoying skiing while their children, India Roses, Sasha and Tristan, had their own fun. He wrote in the inscription: "Photographic landfill from Japan."

One special picture of the excited controversy: a playful moment in which one of his sons flashed the middle finger on the camera.

Some followers criticized the gesture, calling her "inappropriate" and "rude" for a child.

One user wrote: "makes me sad to see. Someone who is that young should not show this sign." Another added: "Nice to teach children to give a middle finger."

The third person commented on: "The only thing I don't like ... I hope they don't pick up little called Brats ... not nice to show that attitude ..."

However, others considered him entertaining, with one user by writing: "Despite many people who envy in this happy home, a beautiful family remains happy."

Another person is joking, "God, can you just imagine being a son Thor."

Hemsworth and his family used most of their time in Japan, exploring markets, trying hats and leave to local treats.

Their journey included wonderful moments with small pigs, beautiful views and hydromassage imagery containing Hemsworth abs.

The family looking for the excitement was hit by slopes in the village of Niseko in Hokkaida, and the actor shares a whole post dedicated to their external adventures.

The second update is presented to his children, India Rose, Sasha and Tristan, enjoying motor sleds, snowboarding and skiing.

Hemsworth and Pataky often share the needles of their family vacations and impressive athletic skills of their children on social media.

However, despite their Hollywood celebration, the couple remains committed to providing their children with grounded upbringing.

"I want to have great gratitude for everything," Hemsworth said People Magazine.

Thinking about his childhood, he deserved parents as heroes, I grew up with very few money, but my parents were my absolute heroes. They were reputable, kind people and operating in a way that was constantly inspired and nurtured. "

Hemsworth also allows for their children to explore their passions, including early interest in fun.

Two of his children appeared next to him in "Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)", and all three were fascinated by his cascading in "Extraction 2"

In May 2024. years, his twins were joined by Pataky in "Furiois: Mad Max Saga" in Australia.

Later the whole family attended his Hollywood walking ceremony of celebrities, although the Daughter India skipped the photos.

"My children endlessly inspire for so many reasons," said the proud dad during his speech acceptance.

He continued, "their ability to live at this moment and dive in their head and have fun and is a joyful and wonderful reminder for what it is about. I love you."

Hemsworth and Pataky's romance began in early 2010. years after they introduced their representatives.

Their relationship moved quickly, and by the end of the year, the knot interfere during the Christmas holidays.

They welcomed their three children, India Rose, Sasha and Tristan, five years later. While it is often recognized as Hemsworth's wife, Pataky is a successful actress in his own right.

She gained glory in Spain with "Al Salir De Clase", and later reached the international audience through his role in the franchise "fast and furious".

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Return Favorites include Hemsworth as Thor, Anthony Mackie as Captain America, Sebastian Apartment as a winter soldier, and Paul Rudd as an ant.