Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in “Oppenheimer” with his daughter days after he watched “Barbie” with his son.
“Barbenheimer” was also the motto for Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (51) this week. As he revealed on his social media profiles, the politician and his teenage kids visited the two films “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer”, which are currently particularly popular.
The surprising thing about it: After watching “Barbie” by director Greta Gerwig (39) with his son Xavier (15) two days ago, he now went with his daughter Ella (14) to the physicist biopic “Oppenheimer” by Christopher Nolan ( 52).
“We are Team Barbie,” which featured him in a pink hoodie and his son in a pink t-shirt. The father-son duo visited the mega hit starring Margot Robbie (33) and Ryan Gosling (42).
The photo with his daughter, on the other hand, says: “Keeping things in balance: Oppenheimer with Ella.”
Separation confirmed in early August
Not only the surprising, but in the course of the gender debates quite contemporary program selection for son and daughter is not self-evident, but also the happy faces of the three Trudeau family members. Because it was only at the beginning of August that the politician and his longtime wife Sophie (48) announced their separation.
After 18 years of marriage and three children together – in addition to Xavier and Ella, the two also have baby Hadrien (9) – Trudeau published a statement on Instagram on Wednesday (2 August): “Hi everyone, Sophie and I would like to share the fact that we after many meaningful and difficult conversations, have made the decision to part ways.” They remained “a close family with a deep love and respect for one another and for all that we have built and will continue to build”.
Source: Stern
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