Chris Pratt has opened up about the experience of watching his brother-in-law Patrick Schwarzenegger’s newest full-frontal scene in The White Lotus.

Though many may not realise the familial connection between the two, Pratt is connected to the Schwarzeneggers via Arnie’s daughter Katherine, who the Park and Recs star married in 2019.

Pratt married Arnie’s daughter in 2019 (Kevin Winter/GA via Getty Images)

Pratt was appearing at the premiere of his newest mega-budget Netflix film The Electric State, which he stars in alongside Millie Bobby Brown.

Patrick Schwarzenegger meanwhile has been making headlines for his role in the newest season of The White Lotus, where his character has a bizarre incestual storyline and has borne all in a scene that made headlines.

While it is not clear whether Schwarzenegger had a body double or prosthetic, that has not stopped Pratt from weighing in on his brother-in-law’s penis.

Pratt said in an interview with E! News when asked about the controversial scene: “I know where my eyes went — I’m not blood related to him, I was looking at that d*ck, bro.”

Chris Pratt in The Electric State (Netflix)

Though Pratt initially answered in a jokey way, he went on to add: “No, he looks amazing. Obviously, he’s a physical specimen, but also he’s a really solid actor, because the character he’s playing is completely different than who he is.”

Pratt is not the only member of the family to have reacted to Schwarzenegger’s full-frontal scene, as he appears to be living in some Freudian nightmare where your whole family weigh in on your penis.

Patrick’s Dad Arnie opened up about the scenes when posting to toast his son’s success, saying: “I was so pumped to take a break from filming to celebrate @patrickschwarzenegger at the White Lotus Season 3 premiere.

Pratt had only good things to say about his brother-in-law(Charley Gallay / Getty Images )

“What a show! I could claim to be surprised to find out he has a nude scene, but what can I say – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.”

Again, a genuine nightmare, if a sweet one.

Thankfully, it appears that Chris and Arnie’s dedication to looking at Patrick’s penis was not one shared by his mum.

Maria Shriver spoke to People after watching the premiere episode where the scene takes place, saying: “My kids were like, ‘Did you see that?’ And I was like, ‘No. What?’

“So that shows you — a mother’s eyes are always in the kids’ eyes.”

She went on to give a sweet shoutout to her son, saying: “’ was so happy for him because he’s worked so hard.

“He takes classes, he’s really been grinding at it for more than a decade, and he wanted to work his way up — and he’s done it his way.”

The devastating killing of 22-year-old Gabby Petito at the hands of her fiancé Brian Laundrie is currently back in the headlines thanks to the release of Netflix’s new series which promises to delve into the details behind her final days.

In August 2021, US vlogger Petito and Laundrie were stopped by police in Moab, Utah following reports of a domestic disturbance. The pair were separated by police for one night.

Two weeks on from the altercation and Petito would be declared missing, while Laundrie quietly returned home to his parents’ house in Florida, with the last sighting of the pair together being in the state of Wyoming.

Her body would later be recovered near local camping spot, with her death confirmed to be strangulation and blunt force trauma.

A month later, Laundrie’s remains were recovered alongside a confession note stating that he’d killed Petito. His cause of death was determined to be suicide.

Following the release of American Murder on Netflix, Christopher and Roberta Laundrie have now issued a statement via their attorney Steven Bertolino, claiming the three-part series is inaccurate.

“The documentary was what we expected,” Bertolino’s statement read. “One perspective depicted as the ‘truth’ as seen through their lens. Similar to Republicans and Democrats fighting it out lately. Each side believes their perspective is correct. Hard to see through the lens of the other with all the noise and distrust.

“The documentary contained many inaccuracies, incorrect juxtapositions of timelines, and misstatements and omissions of fact — perhaps deliberate to capture their ‘truth’, perhaps due to simple error.

Brian Laundrie killed Gabby Petito before taking his own life (YouTube/Nomadic Statik)

“We all know Brian took Gabby’s life and Brian then took his own as well. Let the parents of both Gabby and Brian mourn and remember them in peace.”

Director Julia Willoughby Nason, who was part of the team who worked on the series previously told TODAY that Laundrie’s parents had been approached about to documentary but declined to be involved.

“They didn’t want to participate, and we respect that. This is a very difficult story,” she said of their decision.

Meanwhile Petito’s family have since spoken out about the documentary – which tracks the story of the 22-year-old’s disappearance through interviews, video footage and text messages – revealing they struggled with the use AI to recreate her voice in the documentary. It’s understood that Petito’s parents had consented to the use of AI to recreate her voice.

“I think it’s weird and because we know her actual voice, [it] is a little off. It’s just hard to hear,” Nichole Schmidt told the Independent of the decision.

For most parents, naming their little one should be the culmination of weeks spent scouring baby books and crossing names off of lists.

But for Nebraska father Jason Kilburn, his young daughter’s name has proven to be an absolute nightmare for both parent and child.

Due to a legal error, Jason Kilburn’s daughter is legally named Unakite Thirteen Hotel (KETV)

Born in November 2022, Kilburn’s daughter is called Caroline Elizabeth but is listed in legal records as Unakite Thirteen Hotel.

So how does a child end up with a birth certificate with reads Unakite Thirteen Hotel in the first place?

According to Kilburn, the unusual moniker is a ‘computer generated name’ created during the complicated events of her birth.

Caroline was born in the neighbouring state of Iowa and immediately placed into foster care after her birth. Kilburn, who’d been in an on and off relationship with the child’s mother, later learned of her existence and sought custody.

According to an interview Kilburn gave to NBC News, Caroline’s mother doesn’t have any rights over the child and also faces allegations of neglect and drug problems.

However, the issues didn’t end with Kilburn gaining custody of Caroline.

Instead of a birth certificate, Caroline had been given a certificate of live birth – a document which records that a person is medically alive – which precedes a full birth certificate – where she’d been named Unakite Thirteen Hotel.

The mix-up has left the father and daughter in limbo (Getty Stock Images)

Kilburn is still trying to get his daughter’s name changed, as she is currently without a birth certificate and social security, and is therefore ineligible for healthcare.

“It’s like she’s a ghost,” he explained to the outlet.

“It’s been very, very taxing.”

The mix-up has also placed financial strain on Kilburn, as a check-up with the doctor currently cost him hundreds of dollars.

“It’s not like I’m trying to pull something here,” Kilburn said of the limbo Caroline was in.

“This is stuff she’s entitled to as any American is.”

Kilburn is currently working with an attorney to hopefully resolve the matter, who described his situation as ‘a circuitous, bureaucratic loop’.

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has since responded by telling NBC that children’s information is ‘confidential’, but added that they are working with Kilburn the matter.

Caroline is currently ineligible for healthcare insurance due to her legal name (KETV)

“DHHS is working with the child’s father’s attorney to resolve this issue. The Department cannot go into any further detail,” the statement read.

“Each state is responsible for all vital events that happen within the state including births and deaths as well as the registration of the event, the certificate, and any amendments or corrections needed.”