Scott Porter Brings Son McCoy and Daughter Clover to 'Epic' Pokémon Event: 'Caught All the Pokémon We Could'

Porter shares his two kids with wife Kelsey Mayfield

Scott Porter is catching 'em all with his two kids!

Over the weekend, the Hart of Dixie alum, 44, shared a carousel of photos to his Instagram after he attended the Pokémon GO Tour at the Rose Bowl on Feb. 18 with his daughter Clover, 6, and son McCoy, 8. Posing with various Pokémon around the event, the family of three laughed and smiled as they enjoyed the day.

"The kids and I crashed the Sinnoh Tour last weekend and it was EPIC. So fun to take them to their first in-person event," Porter wrote in his caption.

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"Brought all our best Sinnoh plushies (and some other ‘mons hitched a ride). Explored all the biomes like the Bubbling Mire. Got a pic with Clover’s all-time fave, Cyndaquil. Caught one of McCoy’s favorite legendaries, Palkia."

"Partied up with old friends and met some really cool new ones. And, of course, caught all the Pokémon we could (including a SHUNDO Chattot!!!)" the proud dad ended his post.

After previously attending last year's Pokémon GO Tour in Las Vegas with his two kids, Porter explained that the game and its community is something that his family can do together.

"The amazing thing of Pokémon GO is it's such a worldwide community," Porter told press at the event. "North Hollywood and the Valley of Los Angeles — we have a community on Facebook Messenger that started as a Raid group and has become a group of friends 40 strong."

Porter shares his two kids with wife Kelsey Mayfield.

In 2021, the actor shared that his wife had tested positive for the Huntington's gene, meaning that eventually, she will face the effects of HD, such as depression, mood swings, forgetfulness and slurred speech.

"I hope that one day I don't have to sit my kids down and fully explain to them what is happening to their mother," the father of two said. "That's why we're fighting so hard today."

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