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Chris Pratt Under Fire After Calling RFK Jr. 'Wonderful' And Praising His Food Safety Efforts
Chris Pratt has garnered the ire of fans after publicly praising Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and wishing him success in his efforts to "Make America Healthy Again."

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Chris Pratt defends RFK Jr. amid MAHA criticism
Chris Pratt talks hanging out with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: 'I love him'
Chris Pratt on family gatherings with RFK Jr.: ‘I’m not going to pick his brain’
Chris Pratt, actor and husband to Katherine Schwarzenegger, said when he socializes with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at family functions, he doesn’t “pick his brain” abou...

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‘I think he’s great’: Chris Pratt speaks on his relationship to extended family member RFK Jr.
Chris Pratt Defends Wife’s Cousin RFK Jr., Compares Politics to Hollywood: ‘It’s a Nasty Business’
Chris Pratt is eviscerated on social media after vocalizing support for RFK Jr: 'What a tone deaf a**hole'
Despite Pratt's insistence that his comments were meant to highlight shared goals, such as reducing toxins in food, many online saw his defense of RFK Jr. as reckless at best, harmful at worst.

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Katherine Schwarzenegger Shares Rare Family Moments on Instagram
Chris Pratt Breaks Down How He Feels About RFK Jr.’s Political Choices
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Chris Pratt certifies “Worst Chris” status by gushing over RFK Jr.: “He’s wonderful”

Chris Pratt, a.k.a. Gay Twitter X’s official pick for The Worst Chris, just got a lot, well, worse. The Marvel and Jurassic World star is in hot water after a recent appearance on comedian and political commentator Bill Maher’s podcast Club Random, where he went to bat for Tr*mp’s Dumbass-in-Chief, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — multiple times.

Chris Pratt: I'd Hate To Be So Mired In Hatred For Trump That Any Success Is Something To Have An Allergic Reaction To

Actor Chris Pratt tells "Club Random" host Bill Maher that he'd hate to be one of the people "mired in hatred" for President Donald Trump. BILL MAHER: Right now, [Secretary of Health and Human Services] Robert F.
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