Chris Pratt's Son Is 'Excited' for Pregnant Katherine Schwarzenegger's Birth
Future big bro! Chris Pratt’s 7-year-old son, Jack, can’t wait for his pregnant stepmom, Katherine Schwarzenegger, to give birth.
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“Chris is so excited and so is older brother-to-be Jack!” a source exclusively tells Us Weekly on the “Hot Hollywood” podcast of the actor’s son with ex-wife Anna Faris. “Jack talks about it to his dad and Katherine. He’s so excited for a sibling and his family growing.”
Jack and the Gift of Forgiveness author, 30, “are close and have a tight bond,” the insider adds.
News broke in April that the Guardians of the Galaxy star, 41, is expecting his and Schwarzenegger’s first child together. Now that “The Dog That Changed Me” podcast host is in her third trimester, she is “feeling great.”
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“She’s still walking and doing little workouts, she loves being on the go,” the insider tells Us. “She feels great for the most part for being close to the baby coming and she’s so excited to be a mom.”
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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s daughter went hiking with her husband earlier this month and is “ready to pop,” the Parks and Recreation alum wrote on his Instagram Story.
“Still don’t stop top of the mountain today,” Pratt captioned the social media upload. “Kinda grateful it didn’t go down on the trail tho to be real.”
He and Katherine tied the knot in June 2019 in Montecito, California. The Rock What You’ve Got author is “an incredible wife and stepmom,” he wrote via Instagram four months later.
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In February, the Jurassic World star went on to tell E! News: “She’s a great stepmom. She’s — willing — going to be a great mom one day.”
Pratt sees “lots of kids” in their future, telling Entertainment Tonight in 2019 that he envisions “less time spent working, more time spent enjoying life.” He added, “I always want to be that guy that works to live, not lives to work. I think [I want to spend] just a lot of time at the farm and a lot of time catching a lot of fish and seeing lots of sunsets.”
With reporting by Brody Brown
