Pedro Pascal's sister, Lux Pascal, shares details about their strong bond, highlighting how he has "always showed up" for her throughout the years.
The bond between Pedro Pascal and Lux Pascal is wonderful. At the Los Angeles premiere of The Fantastic Four: The First Steps, the Last of Us star brought his sister along, and she used the occasion to talk about their unique sibling connection.
"We protect each other very much," Lux stated to People during the premiere on July 21. "He protects me a lot, but I guess I'm more under the radar, but I protect him a lot too."
Pedro has "always showed up" when it mattered, even when the brother-sister pair—whose family is originally from Chile, lived on different continents, according to the Veinteañero a los 40 actress.
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"He has a very powerful personality, and he was always the most fun to be around with," Lux explained. "I would ditch all my friends just to hang out with my brother. It was such a special moment whenever he would visit us in Chile."
Regarding the potential for future acting together, the 33-year-old stated that he was amenable to the idea.
"Who's to say," Lux thought. "I mean that's between the universe and him probably. His schedule is way tighter than mine."
As evidenced by social media footage from the Fantastic Four premiere, where Pedro leaned down to straighten Lux's gown as she posed on the blue carpet, the siblings' closeness was very evident.
They as well paused for pictures together, with Pedro looking suave in his black slacks, white dinner jacket, and polka-dotted neck scarf, and Lux looking stunning in her black halter dress with cutouts across her torso.
Lux stated at the time, "What makes him so fabulous is that he wears all of his humanity on his sleeve, and he doesn’t hide who he is," "And I think that’s refreshing, because usually we move around the world hiding who we are. That’s the main lesson I’ve gotten from him: There’s no reason for me to hide who I am, right? And I think people are seeing that."
