Chris Pratt Sparks Controversy with ’47’ Hoodie at Rams vs Seahawks Game: Is He Secretly a Trump Supporter?
Chris Pratt’s recent appearance at the Thursday night football game featuring the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks has ignited conversations about his political leanings. The actor donned a hoodie showcasing the number ’47’, which many interpreted as a nod to former President Donald Trump, the 47th president of the United States.
Chris Pratt’s Controversial Hoodie
During the game, social media was abuzz with speculation regarding Pratt’s fashion choice. The significance of the number ’47’ did not go unnoticed, especially among those in pro-Trump circles. For instance, one Twitter user commented, “Epic. Chris Pratt shows up on Thursday Night Football with a 47 shirt. Legend.” Another remarked, “Chris Pratt with the 47 jersey on. Secretly MAGA.”
Fan Reactions
The reactions to Pratt’s hoodie were mixed. Some fans deemed it as a political statement, while others highlighted his support for the Seahawks. Pratt, a known Seattle Seahawks supporter, has previously stated his admiration for the team. Among the Seahawks alumni who wore the number ’47’ is Sherman Smith, a former running back and coach.
Pratt’s Political History
Although he has never explicitly declared his support for Trump, Pratt has been labeled a ‘closet’ supporter due to some of his past comments. He has openly criticized those who condemn the president, suggesting that it is unreasonable to dismiss successes from his administration.
- Pratt said, “I’d hate to be so mired in hatred for the president that any success from his administration is something I’d have an allergic reaction to.”
- He has also expressed support for individuals associated with Trump, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Recent Statements and Controversies
In recent statements on social media platform X, Pratt offered prayers for political commentator Charlie Kirk and his family, prompting further backlash from critics. He stated, “We need God’s grace. God help us.” Additionally, he has praised RFK Jr., saying, “I think he’s great. I think he’s funny. I like him. I love him.”
As discussions around Pratt’s political affiliations continue, his supporters emphasize his passion for the Seahawks while critics remain focused on his ambiguous political statements. The conversation surrounding his hoodie at the game reflects a deeper inquiry into the intersection of celebrity, politics, and public perception.
