A NEPO baby with super-famous Hollywood parents has stepped out on the Red Carpet for a new superhero movie.
The former sports star-turned-actor, 38, features in the new flick, Thunderbolts.
The Los Angeles-born screen star cut a suave figure as he stepped out in a black suit and crisp white shirt for the London premiere of the action flick.
Yet fans might not have sussed how Wyatt Russell is the son of Academy Award-winningactressGoldie Hawn, 79,and American actor Kurt Russell, 74.
TheHollywoodicons have been together since the early 1980s – buthave not gotten married.
When they got together, Goldie was already mom to Kate and Oliver Hudson from her relationship withtheir dad Bill Hudson.
Kurt, meanwhile, had a son called Boston from hismarriageto Season Hubley.
The couple then went on to welcome son Wyatt three years after they begandating.
He is of Hungarian, Jewish, German, English, Scottish and Irish descent.
Wyatt is a former ice hockey player turned actor.
He had a promising career as a goaltender, playing for professional teams in America and Europe, before injuries curtailed his sports journey.
He has previously appeared in theMarvelseriesThe Falcon and the Winter Soldieras well as Julius Avery’s Overlord and Lodge 49.
In Thunderbolts, he plays enhanced super soldier John Walker, a US agent who is a member of the Thunderbolts, after being a former decorated captain of the US Army Rangers.
FAMILY LIFE
Wyatt previously spoke out on the advice his famous parents had passed down.
“Be on time, don’t be an a** and remember your lines,”; Wyatt previously told PEOPLE.
He also told how Kurt was embracing the role of grandfather to his two kids, who call him Gogi.
Wyatt told the publication: “He's awesome, cause he can do all of the hard sort of lessons that sometimes I don't want to have to do.”
The screen star has also revealed how his dad's nickname was tweaked when he started dating Cactus Flower star Goldie.
Gogi Wines founder Kurt said: “One day, when I was very early on with Goldie, my dad, who called me Goge, said, ‘Hey, Goge,' and we both turned around and she looked, and she said, ‘How did you know my nickname?'”;
After his moniker was tweaked to Gogi he said: “Gogi was the sort of what I became to all the grandkids and to all my family.”
