US EditionChris Pratt Defends Wife Katherine Schwarzenegger's Cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- In 2024, actor Chris Pratt defended his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger's cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., serving as Health and Human Services Secretary, during a Bill Maher podcast.
- Pratt explained that his defense stems from personal family dinners with Kennedy and skepticism of media portrayals amid a divisive political climate.
- He praised Kennedy's Make America Healthy Again initiative focused on reducing ultra-processed foods and supported bipartisan efforts to remove toxic substances from kids' diets.
- Pratt stated, “Politics, it’s a nasty business” and criticized hatred that blinds people to any positive outcomes from an administration’s work.
- Pratt’s remarks highlight challenges in polarized politics and stress focusing less on elections and more on collective support within America regardless of political divides.
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Hey, Quit Picking on Chris Pratt's Best Bud-in-Law RFK Jr.
Outside of his weird, folksy fireside chat about how good sportsmanship will save America after the November 2024 election, Chris Pratt has made it a point to steer clear of politics. While it hasn't been difficult to divine which side... Read more...
Of Course the Worst Chris in Hollywood Is an RFK Jr. Defender
With every passing day, I mourn the Chris Pratt of yesteryear—the one who was married to Anna Faris, was always inexplicably sweaty, and who kept his politics and love for Jesus to himself. Unfortunately, those days have long ended, and we’re all regularly subjected to the actor’s shitty opinions. The latest? He’s a Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defender. On the latest episode of Bill Maher’s podcast, Club Random, Pratt was asked what it’s like being co…
'I love him': Chris Pratt in hot water after praise for deadly Trump ghoul RFK Jr.
Chris Pratt has long danced along the political knife-edge. He’s a charismatic and funny actor, so most simply choose to ignore his conservative religious and political beliefs. After all, Pratt seems to be smart enough to know he should keep whatever opinions he has to himself for fear of alienating audiences. Well, those times may be over. In an appearance on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, Pratt waxed lyrical about Trump’s Secretary of Heal…
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