Chris Pratt, Anna Faris Double Date with Son and New Mates for Trick-or-Treating https://t.co/gRvDTGG6lB
— TMZ (@TMZ) November 1, 2018
Hecate just reported on Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan trick or treating with their daughter despite the fact that they’re in the process of divorcing. Divorced couple Chris Pratt and Anna Faris took it a step further and went out with their son Jack, six, and both of their new partners! They all dressed up too! The photos are exclusives so we don’t have them, but you can see them at TMZ at the link above. Everyone is so cute and looks like they’re in the Halloween spirit. Chris and his girlfriend Katherine Schwarzenegger went as vikings. Anna was Snow White and her boyfriend, Michael Barrett, was Khaleesi from Game of Thrones!
Anna has been seeing cinematographer Michael for over a year. Chris has been with Katherine since early this summer and there are engagement rumors already. TMZ reports that the two were seen kissing on Halloween and that it looks like Anna and Katherine get along well.
Halloween is personally my favorite holiday, I consider it up there with Christmas and Easter. I often spend it with my ex and son. (It’s above Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving is kind of boring. It’s a filler holiday in that there’s eating but the decorations are not that interesting.) A lot of divorced couples spend holidays with their children, and this is no different except everyone is hanging out along with their partners. This is goals for some divorced couples, for others it looks like torture.
Anna and Michael out in Venice last fall.
Chris and Katherine in August
photos credit: Backgrid, Getty and via Twitter
The people story said Katherine and Jack were carrying matching candy buckets lol was she trick or treating?
This makes me happy. Getting a divorce isn’t easy, especially when you have a child. It can be hard to work the situation out as far as bringing in new partners, but I’m happy to see that they’re all getting along and are hanging out together. It’s about putting the kid first and I’m happy to see them doing it!
Yes, it’s very sweet. More divorced parents should try to put aside their differences and be civil for the kid(s). Especially during these precious young years…which fly by in a heartbeat.
Their little boy is so stinking cute.
It’s great that they all get along and support the son! I hope their son is also getting some quality time with just Anna and Chris as well.
This is really special and great for their son. Good for them! I know divorced families that can’t even be in the stands at the same soccer game!!
Halloween is, by far, my favorite holiday as well.
That’s awesome for their son. Divorce is so hard on families, but it looks like he ended up with extra people who love him and want to spend time with him. Great of his parents to put their differences aside and make sure he had a fun Halloween.
I think this is adorable and will deter headlines like “____ celebrity couple broke up and love is dead.” I can’t STAND those headlines. Divorce can lead sometimes to both parties being happier, and still supporting their kid – as seen here. I’m not saying divorce is a go-to obviously, but it’s not always some disaster, especially when parents are great like this.
I don’t love either of them but this warms my cold heart lol
The body language in these photos was so weird! There was one of Chris and Anna rubbed up against each other. There was another of what looked like Chris and his girlfriend fighting (and one kissing). So weird.
Good for them. It really is possible for people who divorced one another to get along, especially if both have repartnered with new people who are also able to get along with the exes. Definitely something to strive for when there are kids.
this really blows me away-people divorce for very good reasons and to be around each other and not fight even with new partners says so much. what a lucky kid jack is. says so much about these people. people complain that divorce is becoming too common but if responding to divorce like this becomes more and more common then we’ll have less and less kids hurt by divorce. Then what’s the problem?
Good for them. The relationships must be pretty serious!