Paul Rudd FaceTimes Young Boy , After Classmates Won’t Sign His Yearbook.
Recently, 12-year-old Brody Ridder made headlines when his mom posted on Facebook about his unkind classmates.
Recently, 12-year-old Brody Ridder made headlines when his mom posted on Facebook about his unkind classmates.
Her son wrote a note to himself on the
blank pages of the yearbook which read,
"Hope you make some more friends -- Brody Ridder.".
Her son wrote a note to himself on the
blank pages of the yearbook which read,
"Hope you make some more friends -- Brody Ridder.".
CNN reports that Rudd, who plays Ridder's favorite Avenger, Ant-Man, caught wind of the situation and decided to reach out.
Brody's mother says Rudd spoke with the boy on FaceTime and offered words of encouragement.
After the call, he sent a handwritten letter and a signed Ant-Man helmet to Brody's house
Recently, 12-year-old Brody Ridder made headlines when his mom posted on Facebook about his unkind classmates.
Recently, 12-year-old Brody Ridder made headlines when his mom posted on Facebook about his unkind classmates.
Her son wrote a note to himself on the
blank pages of the yearbook which read,
"Hope you make some more friends -- Brody Ridder.".
Her son wrote a note to himself on the
blank pages of the yearbook which read,
"Hope you make some more friends -- Brody Ridder.".
CNN reports that Rudd, who plays Ridder's favorite Avenger, Ant-Man, caught wind of the situation and decided to reach out.
Brody's mother says Rudd spoke with the boy on FaceTime and offered words of encouragement.
After the call, he sent a handwritten letter and a signed Ant-Man helmet to Brody's house
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