Bull-riding victory
Chris Hemsworth celebrates daughter India Rose winning an all-boys bull-riding competition.
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India reportedly stayed on the bull for about nine seconds during her winning ride.
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India is Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s eldest child; the couple also have 12-year-old twin sons, Sasha and Tristan.
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India played Thor’s adoptive daughter in Thor: Love and Thunder and is set to appear in Avengers: Doomsday. Hemsworth said he persuaded her to come to the set by telling her she would be paid; she used money she earned to buy a motorbike.
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Elsa Pataky shared photos of a mother-daughter trip to Kenya, where she and India rode horses across the Maasai Mara and explored the region.
Chris Hemsworth's 14-year-old daughter India Rose won a bull-riding competition as the only female competitor, staying on the bucking bull for approximately nine seconds Entertainment Weekly. The Thor actor celebrated her victory on social media, calling her a "savage" and sharing videos of the ride and a playful pre-competition exchange where India corrected her father's guess about the required eight-second minimum Extra TV.
From Movie Set to Motorbike Champion
India Rose, Hemsworth and Spanish actress Elsa Pataky's eldest child, has built a reputation for outdoor pursuits beyond acting. She played Love, Thor's adoptive daughter, in 2022's Thor: Love and Thunder and will appear in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday Zoom TV Entertainment. Hemsworth revealed he convinced her to take the Marvel role by promising payment—money she used to buy her own motorbike Zoom TV Entertainment.
A Family Built on Action and Adventure
Hemsworth and Pataky raise India and her 12-year-old twin brothers, Sasha and Tristan, in rural Byron Bay, Australia, away from Hollywood's spotlight Zoom TV Entertainment. The family prioritizes outdoor activities over traditional celebrity life. Pataky has shared photos of mother-daughter equestrian adventures across Kenya's Maasai Mara and noted that watching her children ride bulls "nearly gave her a heart attack."
Breaking Barriers in a Male-Dominated Sport
India's victory as the sole female entrant in a regional Australian rodeo marks a rare high-profile moment for junior female bull riders. She outperformed all male competitors to claim first place Yahoo News Malaysia. Her win has drawn attention to gender representation in youth rodeo circuits, a field historically dominated by male athletes. The moment highlights how celebrity visibility can shine a light on younger athletes competing in traditionally male-dominated sports Yahoo News Malaysia.
The Pre-Ride Moment That Stole the Show
In a video Hemsworth shared, he asked his daughter if she needed to stay on the bull for seven seconds. India quickly corrected him: "Seven? Why seven? You have to stay on it for eight." Hemsworth replied playfully, "Eight seconds. What do I know?" Extra TV. The lighthearted exchange showcased their father-daughter dynamic and India's confidence heading into the competition Head Topics.
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