The eldest son of?Arnold Schwarzenegger, Patrick Schwarzenegger, recently turned 30. Arnie’s son decided to follow in his father’s footsteps; however, as he started making strides, Hollywood came to a grinding halt. For 146 days, the Screen Actors Guild?American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and Writers Guild of America have been on strike.

The writers’ and actors’ unions started protesting against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers on July 14. The AMPTP made decisions affecting writers and failed to negotiate a contract with the SAG-AFTRA. The strike affected countless actors and writers. However, after failed negotiations, some positive news has surfaced, and Patrick Schwarzenegger is elated. Earlier, the actor took to social media to share the update.

Patrick Schwarzenegger shares an exciting update

Patrick Schwarzenegger is set to star in the highly anticipated?Gen V?on Amazon Prime. The show is a spinoff of the massively popular?The Boys. However, despite being happy about his show, the 30-year-old was also worried about the situation involving the WGA, SAG-AFTRA, and AMPTP. However, the?bodybuilding?icon’s son is now looking forward to the future.

Earlier, the Midnight Sun actor took to social media. Schwarzenegger shared a?post by Variety Magazine on his Instagram story.?“Hollywood heaves a sigh of relief. The WGA and major studios and streamers have reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract that promises to end the 146-day strike,”?read the post.

A picture with the title?“Write On”?also accompanied the post. However, on Instagram, Patrick Schwarzenegger didn’t add any words. Meanwhile,?on X (Twitter), the Gen V actor wrote?“LETS GO”?while sharing the update. However, his action cinema icon father, Arnold Schwarzenegger, remains silent on the strike. Yet he has silently done his part for the protesting actors and writers.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger silently did his part

Despite being a legend and one of the most influential actors of the last four decades, Arnold Schwarzenegger didn’t speak out on this issue. Various famous actors like Meryl Streep, Bryan Cranston, and Jennifer Lawrence spoke and wrote in support of SAG and WGA; however, Arnie remained silent. Yet, just because he was silent didn’t mean the Terminator star didn’t do his part.

The True Lies actor joined Dwyane Johnson, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, Ryan Reynold, Blake Lively, and more to donate a combined $10 million to the actors’ and writers’ unions. Few people in the industry know what it feels like to struggle for the right to do what they love, as Schwarzenegger does. Hence,?the actor took action to help?people who fought for their rights for five months without pay.

How did you react to the positive update on the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strike? Are you relieved, like Patrick Schwarzenegger? Tell us in the comments.

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