Mark Ruffalo Laughs with His Older Kids as They Strike Silly Poses at Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony

Mark Ruffalo Laughs with His Older Kids as They Strike Silly Poses at Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony
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The actor had his family by his side as he accepted the career accolade

<p>Frazer Harrison/Getty</p> Mark Ruffalo and family

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Mark Ruffalo and family

Mark Ruffalo had the love and support of his family as he enjoyed a major moment in his career.

The Avengers actor, 56, received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in a ceremony on Thursday. Ruffalo appeared with wife Sunrise Coigney and two of their three kids — Bella, 18, and Keen, 22. Odette, 16, did not appear with the rest of the family.

The four posed for a serious shot first, later followed by a more candid shot where Coigney looks at her family and laughs as Bella and Keen appear mid-conversation, debating their pose, and Ruffalo cheers on his own.

The actor acknowledged his kids during his acceptance speech, saying, "My kids, Bella and Keen and Odette, you taught me so much about being a parent, being a man, being an actor, and this is your star, my whole family, in ways that you won't understand for some time."

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<p>Frazer Harrison/Getty</p> Mark Ruffalo and family

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Mark Ruffalo and family

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Ruffalo's eldest hasn't quite followed in his father's footsteps yet, but he has dipped his toe in the acting world, making cameos in two of his dad's projects, Begin Again in 2013 and Thor: Ragnarok.

Keen also sat beside his dad, mom and younger sister, Odette, when Ruffalo virtually won best actor at the 2021 Golden Globe Awards for his dual role in the HBO miniseries I Know This Much Is True.

<p>Frazer Harrison/Getty</p> Mark Ruffalo at his Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony

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Mark Ruffalo at his Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony

In his speech, Ruffalo thanked his family for supporting his career, saying they "let me go off and bring these crazy people home and they have to live with all these years. Thank you, guys."

Ruffalo has been married to his French actress wife since 2000.

<p>Steve Granitz/WireImage</p> Mark Ruffalo, Odette Ruffalo, Bella Noche, Keen Ruffalo and Sunrise Coigney attend the world premiere of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019

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Mark Ruffalo, Odette Ruffalo, Bella Noche, Keen Ruffalo and Sunrise Coigney attend the world premiere of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019

In a November 2019 interview with PEOPLE, Ruffalo admitted that balancing his career with life as a father of three isn't always easy.

"It's intense," the Spotlight star said at the time. "The times when my wife is gone and I've had to take care of everything … the laundry alone is enough to destroy you."

He also praised his wife for shouldering more of the responsibilities at home, calling her "just a hero."

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