Hemsworth saves the day with some nimble sushi rolls
GLAMOROUS couple show up to be counted on day for trauma for Byron school community.
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SUPERHERO Chris Hemsworth and his glamorous wife Elsa Pataky came to the rescue of Byron Public School on Tuesday.
On a day when the school went into lockdown after a teacher was allegedly stabbed by a woman at around 7am, the Hollywood star and his wife showed up to help out in the canteen.
In a video Pataky posted on Instagram, Hemsworth can be seen making sushi rolls and cracking a few jokes.
The glamorous couple can often be seen around town and showed true community spirit by showing up on such a traumatic day.
No doubt having the mighty Thor on your side can't be such a bad thing.
Originally published as Hemsworth saves the day with some nimble sushi rolls
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