Chris Pratt Shares Throwback Picture With Siblings, Jokes About 'Holes In Our Pants'

Chris Pratt shared a throwback picture of him and his siblings in Alaska on Saturday to celebrate National Sibling Day.

The 41-year-old actor took to Instagram to share a 1985 throwback picture of him and his brother, Cully Pratt, and sister Angie Pratt.

"#Nationalsiblingday Here are me and my siblings @angierae75 and @cullypratt in Alaska at Christmas circa 1985," he captioned the photo. "Note the strategically placed poinsettias cause we had holes in our pants. Haha!"

In the picture, Chris is looking away from the camera while smiling candidly in a brown t-shirt. His sister, Angie, posed for the camera in a pinkish-white t-shirt, while Cully donned a red t-shirt.

Last month, the actor reflected on growing up in Alaska as he promoted the "Alaskan Nets" documentary on Instagram. The "Guardians of the Galaxy" star revealed his father used to work in the gold mines in Kenai.

"Our babysitter Rose was Native Alaskan and her three sons were my best friends," he wrote. "My family eventually loaded up our car and took the AlCan south, to Lake Stevens, Washington where I finished school."

Chris also shared his views about the documentary, which he produced under his Indivisible Productions banner.

"When finding out I’d come from Alaska people asked me if I used to live in an igloo and have sled dogs," he added. "To which I would answer, 'Yes. Yes I did.' Like Johnny Cash said, 'Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.'"

"Speaking of great stories!!! (Killer segue Chris) I’m proud to have Executive Produced this amazing documentary Alaskan Nets which is premiering at the Santa Barbara FilmFestival!" he added.

The actor is currently filming for a television series, "The Terminal List," which will release on Amazon Prime Video. Last week, Chris shared an update about the series on Instagram and noted it was an honor to work with a real SEAL.

Pratt's upcoming projects include an action sci-fi movie, "The Tomorrow War," which is slated to release on July 22, 2021. His other big projects such as "Thor: Love and Thunder" and "Jurassic World: Dominion" are slated to release in 2022.