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Elsa Pataky shared one of her recent favorite memories with her daughter.
On Monday, July 27, the loving mom shared rare photos with her daughter India from a recent trip to Kenya
The couple tied the knot in 2010
Elsa Pataky shared one of her recent favorite memories with her daughter.
On Monday, July 27, the model and actress, 50, shared a 20-photo carousel on Instagram, recapping a recent trip she took to Kenya. In the photos, Pataky and her actor husband Chris Hemsworth’s daughter India, 14, posed with her mom and the group of women who went on the trip.
“Memories from one of my favourite places in the world… Kenya. 🇰🇪” she captioned her post. “Riding horses across the Maasai Mara, seeing elephants so close, laughing around the campfire with my girls and waking up to the sounds of Africa… every moment was so special.”
“Thank you, to all my girls for sharing this adventure with me and celebrate together and to Kate and the amazing team at @globetrotting.co” she added. “It was the adventure of a lifetime. @vala_equestrian.”
Elsa Pataky with daughter IndiaCredit: Elsa Pataky/Instagram
Since tying the knot in 2010, the couple has welcomed three children together: daughter India and twin boys Sasha and Tristan, 12. The Thor star has a special way to keep his daughter close to him at all times.
During his appearance on the SmartLesspodcast, where he shared the backstory behind some of the ink on his body, Hemsworth shared that he often grows “sick” of his tattoos, revealing that he almost had one removed but his daughter India stopped him.
“My Dr. Seuss tattoo … I used to read that book to her a lot, and my mom read it to me — Oh, the Places You’ll Go — and she just would draw that little character and loved it,” he shared. “And so I got that tattoo.”
“A few years later, I was like, I’m kinda sick of it. So I started getting it taken off, I did like one laser session, and then she came home one day, and she goes, ‘It’s rubbing off. What happened to it? It’s rubbing off,’ “ Hemsworth recalled, saying that he thought she had also outgrown the tattoo and was “sick” of it. “She goes, ‘No. I love it.’ So, it’s now kind of half faded, you know, but it’s still there.”
The Crime 101 star also revealed that he has more tattoos inspired by his daughter on his arm. He pointed out other little drawings from her that are now permanently etched on his skin.
“I was sitting with a tattoo artist one night, and it was, like, 10:00, and he’s designing all these different things and all this sort of sacred geometry and trippy-looking stuff. And my daughter walked out and goes, ‘Dad, I can’t sleep. You’re making too much noise.’ I’m like, ‘Sorry. Sorry,’ “ he recalled from the evening. “And she sits down and starts squiggling and and drew the three little images here.”“[My tattoo artist] looked at me and goes, ‘I think [her drawings are] way cooler than anything we’re designing, and so I took a photo of that, and that’s that,” the doting dad continued.

Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky with their kidsCredit: Elsa Pataky/Instagram
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While attending the world premiere of Crime 101 at United Theater on Broadway in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Feb. 10, Hemsworth revealed exclusively to PEOPLE what his children think of his acting career.
“They don’t care. They don’t care at all,” Hemsworth quipped of his children, when asked if he’s scoring “cool points” for being a global movie star.
The actor revealed his children were wowed by his films when they were younger, but have since changed their perspective.
“I reckon when they first realized I was Thor, they thought it was really cool,” Hemsworth told PEOPLE. “And then they realized they couldn’t fly and they thought it was less cool.”
“Now they’re just like, ‘ah, Dad, whatever,’ ” he said, adding, “Teenagers.”
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