Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky attended a star-studded 80s themed party in Sydney over the weekend.
But when the Hollywood actor shared images of the event, which featured guests on the A-list mingling in elegant attire, some fans were immediately outraged.
Thor’s 37-year-old star provoked a strong reaction from his followers in the United States and the United Kingdom, who accused him of being ‘a bad example’ and ‘selfish’ and ‘elitist’.
‘Isn’t there a pandemic ?!’ The fun photos from Chris Hemsworth’s 80s party generated a violent reaction from fans in the U.S. and the UK who failed to understand why no masks were worn at the A-list event in Sydney
Short answer yes: Australia has coronavirus, but there were less than 15 confirmed cases per day in the past month, while during the same period the US recorded more than 28,000 per day and more than 7,000 per day in the UK
It is important to note that there have been no cases of locally acquired COVID-19 reported in Sydney for at least a week, and confirmed daily cases in the country have been below 15 in the past month.
Chris was all smiles in the party photos, showing off his bulging biceps in an Adidas T-shirt and sports pants.
Although his muscles were sufficient to distract some, others quickly questioned why guests did not wear masks or social detachment in the midst of the global pandemic.
‘Isn’t there a pandemic?’ one fan wrote sarcastically, while others simply asked where all the masks were.
– You don’t have coronavirus in Australia? another perplexed follower questioned.
‘Where are the masks ?!’ Thor’s 37-year-old star provoked a strong reaction from his followers in the United States and the United Kingdom, who accused him of setting a ‘bad example’ and being ‘selfish’ and ‘elitist’.
Having fun … from the past: the event was attended by first-rate guests and local TV personalities, who mingled and celebrated in elegant costumes
However, well-informed fans and other Australian residents started furiously defending Chris in the comments and educating fans in the U.S. and the UK who were confused.
‘Say you are from the USA without saying that you are from the USA * read the comments section *’, said a comedy post, as another simple sarcastic comment: ‘* cries in American *.’
“Imagine a country implementing orders that strictly eliminate a virus and can celebrate as if it were 2019,” joked another.
Australia did not register more than 15 confirmed cases of Covid-19 per day last month, while during the same period the US registered more than 28,000 per day and the United Kingdom registered more than 7,000 per day since February 1.
Do a pose! Chris (right) and his brother Liam (left) totally embraced the fun theme at the party, with Chris’s wife, Elsa Pataky, wearing tight neon spandex
‘They can party like it’s 2019!’ well-informed fans and other Australian residents started defending Chris hilariously in the comments, educating fans from the U.S. and the UK who were confused
Man of the hour! The party was in celebration of the 37th birthday of Chris’s personal assistant, Aaron Grist (right). Chris’ coach, Luke Zocchi (left), also appeared. Marvel actor has known the two since elementary school
Australia initiated strict border blocking and closing / control measures in all its states and territories shortly after the chorananvirus was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) in March 2020.
In Sydney, where the party was held, masks are mandatory only on public transport (including taxis and shared rides) and at the airport.
From February 26, 2021, parties held in a place like the 80’s party could not exceed the maximum capacity of 50 people with the ban on dance floors.
American actor Matt Damon and English actor Idris Elba joined the case of list A, which are among a growing list of well-known celebrities who have fled the increasingly difficult conditions abroad for a life in Australia.
Star-studded event: Chris (left) posed with Idris Elba (center) and Matt Damon (right)
Several famous faces have left their homes abroad in favor of Australia in the midst of the pandemic, with celebrities like Zac Efron, Natalie Portman, Tom Hanks and Rita Ora flying to film various projects.
Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence is due to arrive in Australia next month to prepare for the production of the latest Marvel Fantastic Four movie.
It is believed that Julia Roberts and Sean Penn will also go to Down Under to film a new political thriller in Sydney, entitled ‘Gaslit’ in the coming weeks.