Paul Rudd has even FaceTimed the guy and he texted.
Hollywood actor Paul Rudd recently reached out to 12-year-old boy Brody Ridder after hearing that he was bullied at school and that kids refused to sign his yearbook. The seventh-grader’s mother, Cassandra Cooper, took to Facebook to reveal that Mr Rudd had sent Brody a letter with a signed letter. ant Man helmet.
“It’s important to remember that things get better even when life is tough. There are so many people who love you and think you’re the coolest kid – I’m one of them! I’m there for all to see.” Can’t wait to see the amazing things you’re about to accomplish,” Mr Rudd wrote in the letter.
Ms Cassandra also shared photos of the signed gift, which is a life-size replica ant Man, On the helmet, the actor wrote, “To my good friend Brody as he clashes with the world.”
She then posted her son and Paul Rudd’s FaceTime call to Facebook, saying, “Something amazing happened today!!!! Brody got to talk to Paul Rudd! Ant man!!!! This is real life like this?! Me! Pinch now! Brody was so excited! I wanted to share a clip of his call!”
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According to People Ms Cassandra first posted about the yearbook event in late May, after picking up her son at school one day. She then reveals that her yearbook was written by only two teachers and a total of two students, despite Brody asking all kinds of kids to sign.
then he said Washington Post That his son has also been threatened. She said there were kids who “pushed” Brody and named him. “Brody has been through a lot,” she said.
Since then, the boy’s story has touched thousands of people. A school in the United States banded together to sign Brody’s yearbook. Broadway Cast’dear evan hansen‘ also invited Brody to New York City to catch the show and requested that he bring his yearbook so they could sign it.
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