The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' actor has kept his promise to visit children in Christopher's Haven in Boston after losing a Super Bowl bet to the 'Captain America: The First Avengers' star.
- Feb 7, 2015
AceShowbiz - Chris Pratt and Chris Evans visited sick children at Christopher's Haven in Boston on Friday, February 6. The "Guardians of the Galaxy" star kept his promise to dress as Star Lord after losing a Super Bowl bet to Evans.
In some photos posted by Christopher's Haven, the two actors were all smiles while posing with the kids. The organization wrote, "Chris Pratt and Chris Evans visited with the families here at Christopher's Haven in honor of the #TwitterBowl bet. The visit was complete with New England Patriots jerseys for Chris Pratt and lots of toys for the kids. Thank you to Newbury Comics and Disney for sending toys and gift bags for the kids! This was a day they will never forget."
HUGE thank you to @prattprattpratt & @ChrisEvans for visiting the kids here at #chrishaven! #MARVELous #TeamEvans pic.twitter.com/hwmLwezF5A
— Christopher's Haven (@chris_haven) February 6, 2015
A photo showed Pratt and Evans holding a jersey of The New England Patriots with number 49. The organization captioned it, "@prattprattpratt didn't forget the #Brady jersey! Here is #Starlord and @ChrisEvans showing their #Patriots pride ;)."
.@prattprattpratt didn't forget the #Brady jersey! Here is #Starlord and @ChrisEvans showing their #Patriots pride ;) pic.twitter.com/yXv02Ij2oZ
— Christopher's Haven (@chris_haven) February 6, 2015Pratt then traded his Star Lord costume for the jersey which was revealed to have his name printed on it. He and Evans posed together while holding bear dolls with a Captain America costume and a Patriots jersey.
After the visit, Pratt shared on Twitter, "Made good on that #twitterbowl bet! Starlord is [p]roud to be in Boston today at #ChristophersHChristopher's Haven," along with a link to a Facebook photo album. Evans, meanwhile, tweeted, "GREAT day at @chris_haven! You're my hero, @prattprattpratt. And look out @seattlechildren, you're next!!"
