Chris Pratt Reacts to Katherine Schwarzenegger Revealing She Had a Crush on Him in Old Interview

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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger were destined to be together!

During a recent appearance on Access Hollywood to promote his film Lego Movie along with Elizabeth Banks, Pratt, 39, was shown a clip from an interview his now fiancée, 29, did with the outlet in 2017.

In the interview, Schwarzenegger was asked to choose which famous Chris she was most into — Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans or Chris Pratt.

The author responded first with Evans, which caught Pratt by surprise.

However, Schwarzenegger quickly changed her answer to Pratt. “Actually, Chris Pratt. Chris Pratt has been looking good lately, so you never know.”

“Wow,” Banks, 44, said while smiling up at Pratt. “Did you know about that?”

“When she said Chris Evans, my heart sank and then she rescued it,” Pratt responded before questioning whether or not the video was edited.

“No I swear, this is from two years ago. Talk about foreshadowing,” the interviewer said.

Pratt then went on to rave over his soon-to-be wife and her children’s book Maverick and Me, which teaches children about animal adoption.

Pratt and Schwarzenegger announced their engagement earlier this month. “Sweet Katherine, so happy you said yes! I’m thrilled to be marrying you. Proud to live boldly in faith with you. Here we go!” Pratt captioned a photo of himself cuddling up to Schwarzenegger, whose engagement ring was front and center.

Schwarzenegger also shared the news.

“My sweet love. Wouldn’t want to live this life with anyone but you,” she wrote in the caption alongside a red heart emoji and a ring emoji.

A source previously told PEOPLE that the couple have since moved in together.

On Monday, Pratt and Schwarzenegger stepped out for dinner in London.

RELATED: Inside Engaged Chris Pratt’s Life Now: Faith, MMA Fighting and Farming

The couple held hands and bundled up to face the cold with Pratt wearing a black coat as Schwarzenegger also wore a black coat with a thick gray scarf and black leather boots.

Schwarzenegger accessorized the look with her new diamond engagement ring, a romantic oval center stone set on a very thin simple band estimated to cost anywhere between $150,000 to $550,000.



from PEOPLE.com https://people.com/movies/chris-pratt-reacts-katherine-schwarzenegger-crush-interview-access-2017/

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