Elsa Pataky has revealed the surprising thing she lets her kids have in their bedrooms as she poked fun at their family morning routine.
The Spanish model, 47, took to Instagram on Tuesday to post an amusing photograph of her daughter India Rose, 11, lying in bed beside two parrots.
The youngster - who Elsa shares with her husband Chris Hemsworth - looked relaxed despite the family's two pet parrots perched on top of her.
In an accompanying caption, Elsa made a joke about their unusual choice of alarm clock as she described it as the 'best way to wake up in the morning'.
She penned: 'The best way to wake up in the morning!', before adding the same comment in Spanish: 'El mejor despertqdor de cada mañana!'
Elsa Pataky has revealed the surprising thing she lets her kids have in their bedrooms as she shared a hilarious snap of her daughter India Rose, 11, in bed with their two pet parrots
As well as India, Elsa also shares twin sons Sasha and Tristan, nine, with Australian actor Chris, 40.
The family - who live in Byron Bay - are known for being animal lovers and have adopted a whole string of pets over the years, including a rabbit, horses and a pig.
They also have other animals including guinea pigs, a bearded dragon lizard, chickens, a Goldendoodle called Sunny and a cocker spaniel.
Elsa and Thor actor Chris tied the knot back in December 2010 while enjoying a holiday on the island of Sumba in Indonesia.
Elsa previously revealed the very simple trick she and Chris have for keeping their marriage happy and healthy.
As well as India, Elsa also shares twin sons Sasha and Tristan, nine, with Australian actor Chris - who she married back in 2010
The family - who live in Byron Bay - are known for being animal lovers and have adopted a whole string of pets over the years, including a rabbit, horses, a lizard and chickens
Speaking to Hola! magazine in 2021, she said Chris has a knack for diffusing any argument with a joke.
'We enjoy doing the same stuff and Chris has a great sense of humour and knows how to take the sting out of things,' she said.
'He always makes me and the kids laugh or when I'm angry, he tells a joke to lighten the mood. Humour counts for a lot. More than anything, I enjoy laughing with him.'
