Shocking: Chris Hemsworth lets his child "wrestle" with a bull, netizens "go crazy"!

Thor actor Chris Hemsworth and his wife, actress Elsa Pataky, have recently been caught in a wave of outrage. From letting their children ride bulls to pranks about burying their faces in cakes, the Hemsworths are being questioned about their parental responsibilities.

Elsa Pataky recently shared a video of their 12-year-old daughter, India Rose, participating in a rodeo event, a popular Western sport of horseback riding or bullfighting. In the video, India Rose bravely jumped on the back of a bull and was thrown to the ground shortly after. Although the staff promptly assisted her and she was not in any danger, the video has sparked concern and outrage in the online community.

Many people believe that letting a 12-year-old girl participate in such a dangerous sport is too risky and irresponsible. They are concerned about the possible injuries and believe that parents should protect their children from unnecessary risks. Animal rights organization PETA also condemned the action, saying that rodeo is an act of cruelty to animals and should not be supported, especially when children participate.

Not stopping there, another incident continued to cause the Hemsworth couple to receive "bricks and stones". On the 9th birthday of his twin sons Tristan and Sasha, Chris Hemsworth posted a photo capturing the moment Elsa Pataky buried one of the boys' faces in a chocolate-covered cake. The photo was captioned: "Happy birthday to my two little boys". However, instead of congratulations, the post received countless angry comments.

The online community believes that this action is a waste of food, unhygienic and can even be dangerous if there is a hard object in the cake. They also think that it is not a fun joke but an act of violence and disrespect for children.

Both incidents have been met with mixed reactions. Along with the condemnation, there have also been those who have defended the Hemsworths, saying that the actor's family is just enjoying their time together and shouldn't be too harsh. Some have even questioned whether this is a cultural custom, as Elsa Pataky is from Spain.

The reference to “La mordida,” a Mexican custom of burying your face in a cake, has partly explained the Hemsworths’ actions in the cake incident. However, this has not completely calmed the outrage, as many believe that regardless of the culture, applying it to children needs to be carefully considered for safety and appropriateness.

The events surrounding Chris Hemsworth and his wife have raised a big question about the line between raising children freely, encouraging them to explore the world, and protecting them from potential dangers. Obviously, letting children participate in extreme sports or fun activities is a way for children to experience and develop. However, parents also need to carefully consider the safety and suitability of such activities for their children's age and physical condition.

The controversy surrounding Chris Hemsworth and his wife’s parenting style is a lesson for all parents, especially famous ones. In the era of powerful social media, every action of celebrities can become the focus of public opinion. Sharing private moments on social media also means accepting praise and criticism from the public.

The Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky incident is more than a story about a birthday prank or an extreme sport. It is a debate about the line between freedom and responsibility, between culture and safety, and a reminder of the importance of thinking carefully before acting, especially in today's social media landscape.

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