Chris Pratt’s Mother’s Day Post Sparks Debate Over Who Should Be Acknowledged

Actor Chris Pratt has come under fire for leaving someone out of his Mother’s Day message. On Sunday, Pratt posted a photo of himself and his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, alongside their mothers, wishing a Happy Mother’s Day “to all of the mothers out there.”

In the post, which has been “liked” more than 500,000 times, Pratt thanked his mother, Kathy, and mother-in-law, Maria Shriver, saying he was “especially grateful today for Katherine.” He also mentioned his step-son, Jack, but did not mention his ex-wife, Anna Faris, with whom he has a 10-year-old son.

The post sparked criticism from some of Pratt’s followers, who felt that Faris should have been included in the message. One user wrote, “Anna Faris should have been mentioned too. She is the mother of your son.” Another said, “Anna Faris deserves a shout out too.”

Pratt has not yet responded to the criticism. However, many of his followers have come to his defense, saying that he should not be judged for not mentioning Faris in his post. One user wrote, “It’s his post. He can mention whoever he wants. It doesn’t mean he doesn’t love his son or his ex-wife.”

Overall, Pratt’s post has sparked a debate about how to properly recognize all of the mothers in one’s life on Mother’s Day. While some people feel that all mothers should be acknowledged, others argue that it is up to the individual to decide who to include in their message.