Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt are supporting their family. The seasoned and beloved actors attended the premiere of "The White Lotus" season 3, where Patrick Schwarzenegger, one of Arnold and Maria Shriver's sons, stars as a part of its talented ensemble cast.
Patrick posed with his various family members, including his father, Arnold. The photos showed the two dressed elegantly for the occasion, with Patrick wearing a brown suit that he matched with a dark brown tie and a white button-up. He wore his hair short and slicked back.
Arnold wore a blue button-up with a black jacket on top. He sported a thick white beard, which he's been growing thanks to his upcoming film "The Man with the Bag," where he plays Santa Claus.
More family photos showed that Patrick was supported by his closest loved ones, including his fiancée Abby Champion, and his siblings, Katherine, Christina, and Christopher. His mother Maria was also there to offer support, wearing an all-white pantsuit that she paired with white sneakers and some jewelry.
Chris Pratt, his brother-in-law, was also in attendance, pairing dark jeans, a dark shirt, and a brown jacket. His wife, Katherine, wore a black leather jacket, a black top, and black pants, which she paired with matching boots.
Patrick tried to keep "The White Lotus" a secret from his family, with mixed results
In an interview with TODAY.com, Patrick revealed his excitement over getting involved with a project as large and famous as "The White Lotus." He tried to keep the casting a secret from his family, prompting innovative theories from his sisters and mother.
“My mom, my sister, they all know when I’m acting weird,” he said.
“They thought we were pregnant,” he continued. “They thought Abby was pregnant. And they just kept like hounding me, hounding me, hounding me.”
Patrick and Abby announced their engagement in December of 2023, a bittersweet moment for him, who had to travel in order to record the new season of "The White Lotus." “I found out and I was like, ‘I’m not going to see you for the next seven months, so I apologize in advance,’" he said.