Chris Pratt knows how to style a tiara. The beloved actor was photographed on a Los Angeles outing alongside his family, wearing a tiara and making his daughters laugh as they grabbed some breakfast.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupPhotographers captured Pratt and his family on a walk in Santa Monica, with the group spotted for a morning walk.
Pratt was seen enjoying his role as a dad, photographed with one of his daughters over his shoulders as she pulled his hair and talked to him.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupThe group was then photographed sitting on an outside table, with Pratt enjoying his coffee as he looked comfortable wearing one of his daughter's tiaras.
He was joined by his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, and his mother-in-law, Maria Shriver. For the occasion, Pratt wore grey pants that he matched with a black sweater. In the case of Shriver, she opted for a navy blue jumpsuit and some sunglasses.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupPratt's united family life
Ever since Pratt married into the Schwarzenegger family, he's often spoken about the importance of family. He and Katherine share three kids: Lyla, 4, Eloise, 3, and Ford, 9 months.
“It’s beautiful chaos man,” said Pratt to E! News at the premiere of his show, "The Terminal List: Dark Wolf." “Absolutely hectic, and wonderful and I’m drinking up every moment I can when I'm able to be home. It’s been glorious, we feel very blessed.”
“The girls are just now starting to swim in the pool with their goggles on, so I’m going down and teaching them how to dive down to the bottom of the pool and pick things up,” he said. “It’s a pool party. We got music playing, we’re grilling, and we’re swimming and soaking up the sun.”
© JB LacroixIn the past, Pratt has spoken about his in-laws with respect and affection, revealing that he's learned a lot about parenting from them. "She and Arnold raised four amazing kids, and that's not always an easy thing to do," said Pratt to the TODAY Show in 2014.
"You see people in Hollywood or people who’ve got a lot of privilege, and they end up kind of raising rotten kids. So I just want to kind of ask her everything. 'What’d you do? How did you not spoil them? How did you not ruin them?'"
