Chris Hemsworth spotted touching down in Australia with his kids

Hemsworth was spotted landing in Australia after weeks of promoting Mad Max, but one notable exception was missing.

Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth was spotted returning home to Australia on Monday after wrapping up his global promotional tour for Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.

The Marvel star, 40, was seen arriving at Sydney Airport with his three children – twin sons Sasha and Tristan and his daughter India Rose, 12.

Chris Hemsworth returned to Australia days after unveiling his new star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Picture: Backgrid

Hemsworth was with his kids, but his wife was nowhere to be seen. Picture: Backgrid

However, his wife Elsa Pataky, was nowhere to be seen and the actor was instead accompanied by his personal assistant.

Hemsworth was seen smiling and looking upbeat as he took his kids to a food kiosk inside the airport after the long journey from Los Angeles where he’s been for the last week.

It’s been a huge week for the star, who celebrated having his star unveiled on the Hollywood Walk of Fame following the release of his latest blockbuster.

The Hollywood star flashed his muscles as he smiled at fans in the airport. Picture: Backgrid

Hemsworth and his family took a moment to grab a snack at the airport ahead of heading home. Picture: Backgrid

It was an emotional day for the actor as he joined a strong list of Australian actors who have a star on the Walk of Fame, including Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett.

“We are proud to honour Hemsworth with a well-deserved star. Chris is known for his remarkable performances that have captivated audiences worldwide,” said a statement from the organisation. “Along with his many fans, I am sure his fellow Australians will be so happy to know that we are adding another talented Aussie to our iconic Walk of Fame.”

Hemsworth was last seen with wife, Spanish actress Elsa Pataky, at the ceremony of his newly unveiled star on the Walk of Fame on Thursday. Photo: Chris Delmas / AFP

Meanwhile, the handsome A-lister is unrecognisable as the villain in the new Mad Max movie, Dr Dementus – and he’s leading a big cast of notable Aussies who have roles in the movie.

“To be part of something so iconically Australian warranted a certain ‘don’t drop the ball’ feeling,” Hemsworth previously told AAP.

“But that just spurred all of us to dig deeper and search for how we could pay our respects to what had been done, but also bring something unique to it.”

Furiosa is a prequel to 2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road and follows that film’s iconic supporting character Imperator Furiosa from childhood as she becomes the now-iconic desert warrior.

Originally published as Chris Hemsworth spotted touching down in Australia with his kids