It seems that Chris Hemsworth has had an encounter with his own morality.

Chris Hemsworth has just shown his emotional vulnerability by talking about his recent brush with death.

While chatting with Vanity Fair, Hemsworth dropped the bombshell about his own mortality.

Beginning with a painting of the scene, he said, “Doing an episode on death and facing your own mortality made me go ‘Oh God, I’m not ready to go yet.'”

For the time being, I just want to sit and be here with more gratitude and appreciation.

After that, the conversation naturally turns to children and spouses, and you find yourself thinking, “Oh my God, they’re getting older, they’re growing up, and I keep slapping another movie onto another movie.” “Before I know it, they’ll be 18 and out of the house, and I’ll have missed my chance.”

Additionally, he elaborated, “It really triggered something in me to want to take some time off. Since the show wrapped, I’ve been finishing up the work I’d already agreed to do for the client. Now that I’ve finished this tour, I’m going home and taking a long break to focus on the essentials. Spend time with my family and my wife.

Hemsworth concluded by describing how he has felt like he has been “in a sprint for 10 years, and all these moments that were dream scenarios would fly by.”

At times when he “should have been stepping back and going, ‘Wow, this is incredible,'” he found himself “inundated with other kinds of requests and asks and being pulled in different directions. What was right in front of me, I wasn’t really able to appreciate.