Arnold Schwarzenegger responds to seeing son's full-frontal nude scene in new series
Arnold Schwarzenegger is certainly one proud dad!
The Terminator legend has managed to pass his acting genes onto two of his five children, with son Patrick starring in the upcoming edition of HBO's hit anthology show The White Lotus, which will be hitting our TV screens very soon.
Check out the trailer for the show below:
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This season of the award-winning series travels to Thailand and sees Patrick joined by Jason Isaacs, Parker Posey, Aimee Lou Wood and Walton Goggins for the latest iteration of the show.
Patrick is playing the role of Saxon Ratliff, the eldest child of Timothy (Isaacs) and Victoria (Posey) and if his father's comments are anything to go by, his role contains some pretty steamy scenes.
Appearing on the red carpet alongside his son, Schwarzenegger couldn't help but share a post on Instagram from the moment — revealing that viewers can expect to see the 31-year-old in the buff.
"I was so pumped to take a break from filming to celebrate @patrickschwarzenegger at the White Lotus Season 3 premiere," he captioned the image, before going on to add that he wasn't fazed by seeing his son's nude scene on screen.
"What a show! I could claim to be surprised to find out he has a nude scene, but what can I say - the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Don’t miss it this Sunday - trust me."
Fans of Schwarzenegger Sr will, of course, remember that Arnie gets undressed in 1984's The Terminator - so it's likely familiar territory for him.
The White Lotus will hit our screens in 16 February, which means we've only got a few days to wait until heading out to Thailand.
Reviews are already beginning to trickle in for the new season — and it's good news for fans of the series.
FandomWire has praised the acting of season three's stats, writing that it's 'difficult to choose a standout' star from the ensamble cast, while Collider called the episodes 'the show’s darkest and most existential instalment' in their review.
However ,The Hollywood Reporter did note how the premise of the series is beginning to feel a little too familiar in their review, writing: "Some been-there-done-that has begun to set in. What remains fresh, though, is the interpretation."
The newest season of The White Lotus will certainly have a large set of shoes to fill after seasons one and two won a slew of awards, including an Emmy for ' Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series'.
Topics: Arnold Schwarzenegger, TV, TV and Film, The White Lotus
Brenna Cooper