Katherine Schwarzenegger Says Daughter Eloise 'Demands Cuddles' from Dad Chris Pratt in Adorable New Photos

The couple are parents to daughters Lyla Maria, 4, and Eloise Christina, 2, with another child on the way

Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt is showing fans who's the boss in her household.

On Friday, Aug. 23, the best-selling author, 34, shared an adorable photo of her husband Chris Pratt, 45, and their daughter Eloise Christina, 2, embracing in a hug. The soon-to-be mom of three joked that Eloise is the "boss" in the caption.

"When you have plans to go fast at 8, but your boss demands cuddles at 7:55. 🥺," she wrote, as Pratt looked prepared for work before his little one demanded a snuggle.

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In the snap, Pratt can be seen wearing large black sunglasses and a black trucker hat while squeezing his little one tight. The proud dad then shared the post to his own Instagram Story.

"What the boss wants, the boss gets!" he wrote over the photo.

The couple, who are also parents to daughter Lyla Maria, 4, and are currently expecting their third, recently celebrated their girls as they headed back to the classroom for their first day of school,

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On Aug. 19, the proud mom posted a picture of her two girls standing side-by-side wearing matching sparkly pink backpacks with their names printed on the back. "How is it already back to school time?!" Schwarzenegger Pratt lamented in her caption. "Here's what we're doing to help get the kids back into a routine."

"Start early — the best way to transition into a back-to-school routine is to start soon not the week they go back to school," she wrote. "Adjust the bedtime or naptime (if you’re lucky with still doing naps) — we’ve been gradually moving bedtime back 15–20 minutes each night until they’re back on a school sleep schedule. We all loose the schedules a bit in summer."

She went on to say that she doesn't allow screen-time before bed, instead opting for family reading time, drawing or playing with a small toy.

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