Katherine Schwarzenegger comes to Chris Pratt’s defense after he’s bashed online

In case you missed it, Chris Pratt was recently declared the worst Chris in Hollywood via people on Twitter. Ouch.

Being dubbed the “worst” of anything is certainly not a compliment, even if it was somehow said in good humor. Good and bad jokes aside, people seem very serious about their vote for Chris Pratt. And this is likely why Pratt’s wife is now coming to her husband’s defense in a serious way, reports Us Weekly.

It all started on the Twitter-verse, of course. As detailed by Us Weekly, a person named Amy Berg tweeted out a lineup comprised of four notable actors named Chris. The series of photos on Twitter included Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, and Chris Pine, and the claim was that one of them “had to go” as part of an ongoing Twitter meme.

Unfortunately for Pratt, he was chosen as Chris tribute. One user replied, “Pratt. Without hesitation. He’s objectively the worst,” and unfortunately for the actor’s fate, many people in the replies section seconded their notion and kept throwing shade.

So why does Chris Pratt “have to go,” you might ask? That part is debatable. Apparently, it has less to do with being one of too many actors named Chris around the Hollywood scene and more because of his not so popular opinions and beliefs.

On Twitter, Pratt was called out for his alleged political leanings, and those who chose him as “the worst” said his stances were part of it. Others were quick to allege that Pratt is a Donald Trump supporter.

His wife, on the other hand, sees her hubby in a different light, and she’s putting a stop to all the “worst” Chris shaming, slamming, and shading. Shortly after Pratt received the “worst Chris” award, E! News flipped the script a bit on Instagram, asking, “Which Hollywood Chris is the best?”

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Katherine Schwarzenegger let her opinion be known, commenting on the post, “Is this really what we need? There’s so much going on in the world and people struggling in so many ways,” adding, “Being mean is so yesterday.” Pratt’s leading lady went on to explain her stance, continuing with, “There’s enough room to love all these guys. Love is what we all need not meanness and bullying. Let’s try that.”

So without further ado, the “killing the haters with kindness” and “standing by her man” awards both go to Chris Pratt’s wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger.