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Chris Hemsworth is at the centre of a Covid controversy amid reports he refused to appear in a government advertising campaign promoting the vaccine rollout.
But the Hollywood star, 38, looked like he didn’t have a care in the world last Tuesday as he went for a surf with his wife, Elsa Pataky, in Byron Bay.
The Thor actor showed off his washboard abs as the couple caught waves at a deserted beach just a stone’s throw away from their $30million mansion.

Life’s a beach: Chris Hemsworth looked like he didn’t have a care in the world last Tuesday as he went for a surf with his wife, Elsa Pataky, in Byron Bay
Chris and Elsa, 45, wore matching black wetsuits for the surfing session.
Elsa went makeup free during their daily exercise, and styled her dark hair loosely.
At one stage, the Spanish actress caught a big wave back to the beach as her husband played with a cricket bat on the shore.

Matching: Chris, 38, and Elsa, 45, wore matching black wetsuits for the surfing session


Beach babe: Elsa went makeup free during their daily exercise, and styled her dark hair loosely

Locals: They caught waves at a deserted beach just a stone’s throw away from their mansion

Looking for new digs? While they seem to enjoy life in Byron Bay, rumours are swirling Chris and Elsa are looking to buy a $50million waterfront mansion in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire
Chris then peeled off the top half of his wetsuit to reveal his impressive physique.
The genetically blessed pair were later seen walking across the shore and having a chat as Elsa carried her surfboard under one arm.
The Hemsworths live nearby in an enormous mansion at Broken Head, which they designed and built themselves.

Surf’s up: They walked across the shore as Elsa carried her surfboard under one arm


Thor blimey! Chris peeled off the top half of his wetsuit to reveal his muscular physique

Making headlines: Chris is at the centre of a Covid controversy amid reports he refused to appear in a government advertising campaign promoting the vaccine rollout

Warming up? Elsa sat on the shore and let the waves crash over her


Going for gold: The Spanish actress practised her surfing skills at the beach
While they seem to enjoy life in Byron Bay, rumours are swirling Chris and Elsa are looking to buy a $50million waterfront mansion in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire.
Chris meanwhile, is making headlines amid claims he declined to appear in a star-studded advertising campaign promoting the Covid-19 vaccine in Australia.
The Byron Bay local was reportedly trying to secure himself a Pfizer jab in June, but when the government offered him a ‘speedy vaccination’ in exchange for featuring in the public health campaign, he turned them down.

Rumours: The Byron Bay local was reportedly trying to secure himself a Pfizer jab in June, but when the government offered him a ‘speedy vaccination’ in exchange for featuring in the public health campaign, he turned them down


New gig: The Thor actor needed the jab as soon as possible so he could star in a National Geographic docuseries called Limitless, which began filming in mid-June, according to The Sydney Morning Herald

Vaxxed: The big-budget production was filmed in Armidale, in northern NSW, and involved vulnerable Indigenous communities, making it necessary for the cast and crew to be vaccinated
While it’s unclear why he rejected the offer, a new report sheds some light on the circumstances surrounding the Hollywood star’s desire to get vaccinated in the first place.
The Thor actor needed the jab as soon as possible so he could star in a National Geographic docuseries called Limitless, which began filming in mid-June, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
The big-budget production was filmed in Armidale, in northern NSW, and involved vulnerable Indigenous communities, making it necessary for the cast and crew to be vaccinated.

Interesting: Chris will test six supposedly life-extending techniques: regenerating damage, maximising strength, building resilience, shocking the body, supercharging memory and confronting mortality

What a project: Produced by Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky and media executive Jane Root, Limitless will see Chris take part in various challenges exploring different ways to extend the human lifespan

Thrilled: Elsa couldn’t stop smiling as she caught a wave
Produced by Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky and media executive Jane Root, Limitless will see Chris take part in various challenges exploring different ways to extend the human lifespan.
Chris will test six supposedly life-extending techniques: regenerating damage, maximising strength, building resilience, shocking the body, supercharging memory and confronting mortality.
‘Basically, I was somehow convinced to volunteer myself as a human guinea pig and endure a series of mental and physical challenges across the globe, all for the sake of science,’ Chris said in a statement.
‘We’re hoping to shed some light on new ideas and emerging science with the focus on extending a healthy lifespan.’

‘Basically, I was somehow convinced to volunteer myself as a human guinea pig and endure a series of mental and physical challenges across the globe, all for the sake of science,’ Chris said in a statement

On your board! Elsa stood up and balanced at one point – a big step for surfing beginners
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