Arnold Schwarzenegger’s strict parenting model has been handed all the way down to his youngsters.
Daughter Katherine Schwarzenegger’s husband, Chris Pratt, admitted that she often is the stricter father or mother relating to elevating their 4 youngsters.
“Katherine inherited some of that Austrian toughness,” Pratt mentioned on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” “So maybe in that regard… as a parenting team, she is… more of the authoritarian.”
The “Guardians of the Galaxy” actor’s feedback got here after the host introduced up Arnold’s strict punishments towards his youngsters rising up.
As soon as, Arnold threw his son Patrick’s mattress off the balcony into the swimming pool as a result of he didn’t make his mattress.
“The Terminator” actor additionally as soon as threw Katherine’s sneakers into the hearth since they have been “scattered” in all places.
Arnold is a father to 5 grownup youngsters – Christopher, Christina, Katherine and Patrick, who he shares along with his ex-wife, Maria Shriver.
He moreover shares son Joseph Baena with Mildred Baena.
Pratt shares two daughters with Katherine, Lyla, 4, and Eloise, 2.
They welcomed their son Ford in November 2024.
The actor moreover shares Jack, 12, with ex-wife Anna Faris.
Pratt continued to debate how his parenting model is completely different from his father’s.
He admitted he was “pretty scared” of his dad and his “old school” parenting, which led him to tackle a special tack when elevating his youngsters.
Nonetheless, he famous that now his youngsters don’t concern him “at all.”
“My daughter Lyla is very tough,” Pratt laughed. “She’s sweet, but she’ll say something like ‘I’ll cut your eyeballs out.’”
Final Could, “The Garfield Movie” star confessed he dad and mom his youngsters otherwise “based on gender.”
“I hate to make generalizations based on gender but, in my experience, girls are more emotional,” he advised E! Information on the time. “They’ve got me wrapped around their finger. It’s wild.”
Whereas all of his youngsters are “cuddly and snuggly,” Pratt is aware of his women “don’t like to roughhouse as much.”
“I’ll hit them with a pillow, and they’ll go, ‘Daddy, that hurt my feelings,’” he mentioned of taking part in along with his women. “They like to hear stories more than they like to wrestle.”
One other space the place Pratt mentioned he observed a “big difference” between his daughters and older son is how a lot planning is required for his or her day by day schedules.
Pratt mentioned his daughters “take after their mother, who is incredibly organized.”
“But even the differences between my two daughters,” he continued, “just goes to show that every child is a little bit different.”
