Add Page Six on Google Chris Pratt and his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, were feeling patriotic as they celebrated the Fourth of July with family.
Pratt, 47, and Schwarzenegger, 36, took their three children — daughters Lyla, 5, Eloise, 4, and son Ford, 1 — to the Fourth of July parade commemorating America’s 250th anniversary in Montecito, California, Saturday. They were photographed alongside Katherine’s family, including her mom, Maria Shriver, her brother Patrick Schwarzenegger, and the “White Lotus” alum’s wife, model Abby Champion.
Pratt and Katherine were on theme, both wearing t-shirts and baseball caps with the American flag printed on them. The “Jurassic World” star held hands with one of his daughters, who wore a dress with the American flag on it.
Katherine, dressed down in jeans, held hands with the couple’s other daughter, who kept the patriotism going by rocking a white shirt with an American flag on it.
Meanwhile, Patrick and Champion kept their arms around one another and were festive in red, white and blue outfits for the parade. Patrick sported a blue and white top with a red bandanna on his neck, while his wife wore a red dress with a blue bandanna in her hair.
Pratt also shares a son, 13-year-old Jack, with his ex-wife, Anna Faris. The “Scary Movie” actress spoke out about their failed marriage last month in an interview with Variety.
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The exes were married for eight years before pulling the plug in 2018. Faris, 49, admitted she was “sad” and that producing her podcast, “Anna Faris Is Unqualified,” helped her get through the difficult time.
“I’m lucky that at that time I had my podcast,” she recalled. “I wanted, like, four people to listen and to build my own secret community. I wanted an avenue outside of Hollywood as a way to connect with people.”
Faris said she was thinking about retirement with her podcast, and writing to make money — but life didn’t turn out that way.
“But now, I feel like the opportunities are more bountiful than they’ve ever been!” she said. “I’m just overwhelmed with gratitude. When people see me, they usually smile and say, ‘Oh, I love ‘The House Bunny!’’ or ‘Oh, I love ‘Scary Movie!’’ or ”Mom’ helped me through that hard time.'”
Faris has also since moved on romantically. She married cinematographer Michael Barrett, 56, in 2021.
She told paps at the time that the two decided to elope in a small courthouse wedding because “with a little bit of age, you don’t need the whole thing.”
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