Katherine Schwarzenegger is making the most of summer. The bestselling author offered fans a rare glimpse into her family holiday over the weekend, sharing a collection of sun-soaked snaps that included adorable moments with her children and a stylish pink bikini selfie.
Captioning the post simply, “We’re summering,” Katherine documented the slower pace of family life as she enjoyed time outdoors with husband Chris Pratt and their growing brood.
Among the standout images was a mirror selfie showing Katherine posing in a pale pink micro bikini layered beneath a matching oversized shirt.
She completed the effortlessly chic look with an oversized straw hat, slim black sunglasses and a blue-and-white striped sun visor, while her signature red manicure added a vibrant pop of colour.
Another close-up selfie captured Katherine wearing a cherry-print pink T-shirt, red cat-eye sunglasses and a wide-brimmed sun hat as she smiled in the sunshine.
© InstagramWhile Katherine tends to keep her children out of the spotlight, she included a sweet photograph of two little ones walking hand in hand along a shaded woodland trail.
The youngsters, dressed in sun hats and casual summer clothes, explored the leafy surroundings together in a touching moment that highlighted the family’s love of the outdoors.
© InstagramThe carousel also featured snapshots from time spent on the water, including one image of a child leaping fearlessly from the upper deck of a yacht into the sea.
Katherine and Chris are proud parents to daughters Lyla, five, and Eloise, three, as well as baby son Ford, whom they welcomed in November 2024.
Chris is also father to 12-year-old son Jack, whom he shares with his former wife, Anna Faris.
Katherine and Chris, who started dating in 2018 after they were reportedly set up by her mom Maria Shriver, are based between Montecito and Pacific Palisades, while they are building a new Brentwood home.
Last year, Katherine opened up about how she and Chris prepared for their marriage, and her becoming a stepmother to Jack, which included seeking help from a step-parenting coach. “It’s been incredibly helpful for me and also just understanding my role as a step-parent,” she said during an appearance with her husband on the Parenting & You With Dr. Shefali podcast.
“Step-parenting, like parenting, has no handbook. Because I have the benefit of being in both roles. Step-parenting is extra confusing because you aren’t a parent, you’re not a nanny, you’re not an assistant. You have responsibilities in all of those areas but you’re not either of them,” she added.
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