Even while filming on location, Chris Hemsworth always puts his children first. The actor brought his family along to Thailand while filming his upcoming movie, Extraction 3.
Chris took to Instagram on October 27 to share a carousel of images taken from the trip. One picture captured him posing with his twin sons, Tristan and Sasha, in front of a panoramic view. The actor wore a gray vest with black shorts and matching sneakers. He kept a low profile with a pair of oversized sunglasses and a cap. The twins, who matched in simple white T-shirts, looked so tall as they stood next to their father.
Further images in the post showed the family exploring various historical sites, fishing, hiking, and swimming in the ocean. "Finishing up my time in Thailand. Crazy few weeks of filming Extraction 3 but managed to fill the weekends with some fun non work adventures too! @evanpaterakis," Chris penned in the caption.
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Chris and his wife, Elsa Pataky, were introduced by Chris's talent agent in 2010 and married just months later in an intimate ceremony. They welcomed India in 2012, followed by twins Sasha and Tristan in 2014.
The actor and his wife reside in a sprawling $29 million AUD home in New South Wales. The couple moved in 2014 and the property was reconstructed into a mansion boasting six bedrooms, a media room, gym, spa and game room. The stunning abode overlooks the sea and features a luxurious terrace and dreamy swimming pool.
© WireImage"It was right around the time my boys were born, and it was just, we kind of were set up in L.A. and not enjoying it, you know?" Chris shared of the move during an appearance on the Smartless podcast. "Like nothing was shooting there. We were filming kind of everywhere else."
He continued: And then… you’d come home and paparazzi and all the sort of the trappings of, you know, living in that space."
© Getty ImagesDuring an exclusive interview with HELLO!, Elsa spoke to us about the secret behind their successful marriage. "Marriage needs constant work, and you learn a lot from the rough patches. You have to try to keep growing together, making sure that your paths carry on crossing," she shared.
"It’s about finding the fun, enjoying the little moments and remaining curious about each other. You have to be ready to adapt, and because there are situations that separate you, you need to know how to find each other again."
