Chris Hemsworth reveals his wife Elsa Pataky ‘unintentionally’ stockpiled 15 boxes of toilet paper in their $20million Byron Bay mansion
Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Elsa Pataky, are in lockdown with their family at their $20million mansion in Byron Bay amid the coronavirus pandemic.
And on Wednesday, the 36-year-old Thor star revealed the couple were well and truly prepared for a long stint in self-isolation.
Speaking on Jimmy Kimmel Live! via a video call, Chris said that Elsa, 43, had ‘unintentionally’ stockpiled 15 boxes of toilet paper.
Say what? Chris Hemsworth revealed this week that his wife, Elsa Pataky, had ‘unintentionally’ stockpiled 15 boxes of toilet paper in their $20million Byron Bay mansion
‘My wife was ordering a box of toilet paper, like, three months ago and thought it was 15 rolls and ordered 15 boxes,’ Chris said.
‘So, unintentionally, we’re stocked. We can bootleg this stuff if need be, but we have 15 boxes of toilet paper there.’
Later in the chat, host Jimmy joked that Chris could use his famous Thor hammer as a ‘nifty toilet paper holder’.
Whoops: ‘My wife was ordering a box of toilet paper, like, three months ago and thought it was 15 rolls and ordered 15 boxes,’ Chris said on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday
Life hack: Chris showed off this Thor hammer, which talk show host Jimmy Kimmel joked would make a ‘nifty toilet paper holder’
The Australian actor also spoke about homeschooling his three children during lockdown, admitting he wasn’t the best teacher.
‘I’m trying and failing miserably… they’re going to come out of this quarantine [with their] IQ a little under par, and a little behind,’ he joked.
He also said in a promotional video for Netflix earlier this week that homeschooling required a lot of ‘negotiation’.
‘I’m trying and failing miserably’: Chris also spoke about homeschooling his three children (pictured here with Elsa) during lockdown, admitting he wasn’t the best teacher
‘Home schooling them is an absolute challenge. It’s three hours of negotiation and maybe 20 minutes of actual work,’ he said.
‘[My children] just crave interaction with other kids so much, obviously, and that’s a challenge.’
Despite his struggles, Chris said he was ultimately thankful to be spending quality time with his family.
He and Elsa share three children together: daughter India Rose, seven, and twin sons Sasha and Tristan, five.