Chris Hemsworth recently shared a “photo dump” from his family vacation in Japan. While the majority of the images depict beautiful moments, one particularly disturbing image of his 11-year-old twin boy has sparked a significant amount of controversy among his online fans.
When Chris Hemsworth is not rescuing the cosmos as Thor, the God of Thunder, he is relishing his role as a devoted father and adventure-seeking family man.
The 41-year-old Marvel star recently took a well-deserved vacation with his wife, Elsa Pataky, and their three children—12-year-old India Rose and 11-year-old twins, Sasha and Tristan—after filming the second season of his hit National Geographic docuseries, Limitless with Chris Hemsworth, in South Korea.
Giving fans a look into his vacation with his clan, the Australian superstar tweeted a series of images capturing the fun-filled excursions, from skiing in the snow-covered mountains to touring the bustling city streets and relaxing in their luxurious hotel.
A snapshot of the twins enjoying their March 18 birthday with some delicacies topped with blazing candles was included in the March 23 “photo dump.” As soon as the Ghostbusters star published the photographs, fans flooded the comments section, praising the superhero parent for valuing fatherhood.
“Happy birthday to you young little men,” one admirer wishes Hemsworth’s sons on Facebook. A second Instagram user asks, “Can you imagine being the son of Thor?” And a third says, “I love this; keep being yourself.” I love you and your entire family.”
Although the majority of the photographs in Hemsworth’s “photo dump” have been well-received, one has incited a passionate debate among his followers. The photograph shows one of the twins casually playing with a phone and flashing the middle finger at the camera.
As the article gathered popularity, followers flocked to the comments area to express their opinions. “Bad manners in a young child, and parents are proud of it?” One admirer suggests the boy’s behavior is unacceptable.
A second individual observes that the behavior is “not so cute… Let’s take a picture instead of addressing it.” What amazing parents to tolerate such horrible behavior at such a young age.”
“I don’t understand why parents allow their children to raise their fingers.” It’s not funny, just disrespectful,” says a third person.
‘It’s really funny.’
Meanwhile, many fans backed the Furiosa: Mad Max Saga star, claiming that the scene provided an honest, uncensored look into family life.
“Y’all are so mad over the middle finger, and it’s so funny lmfao,” one admirer writes on Instagram.
A second individual relates that he employed the middle finger salute with his adolescent son, who is now a successful adult, decades ago: “Giving a middle finger!” Haha! We’re still infatuated with each other, even though he’s 31! We giggle and have fun with it! He was not rendered into a deplorable adolescent, nor was he adversely affected by it. He is currently a police officer. So, if you would rather not do it with your family, please don’t.”
A third person expresses concern about raising entitled children. It’s impolite to exhibit such an attitude.
Another individual disputes the notion that the adolescent was being humorous or unkind with his posture, asserting that “times have changed.” The number of individuals here who believe this is acceptable is truly astounding. If I had done this as a child, I would have been in serious trouble… It is not about being obnoxious or being a boy, guys; it is about respecting one’s elders.
Chris Hemsworth consistently maintains the interest of his fans, regardless of whether he is engaged in combat or taking to the slopes.
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