Arnold Schwarzenegger is accompanied by daughter Christina on his daily bike ride in West LA
His eldest daughter Katherine is due to give birth this summer to his first grandchild.
And on Monday, it was his younger daughter Christina who accompanied Arnold Schwarzenegger on his daily bicycle ride around his West Los Angeles neighborhood.
The Terminator star, 72, was dressed in a black t-shirt and blue shorts for his outing.
Exercise: Arnold Schwarzenegger looked fit in a t-shirt and shorts as he went for his daily bike ride in West LA with his daughter Christina, 28, on Monday
The former governor of California continues to sport a full graying beard with his dyed hair.
He had on black-framed sunglasses and started off his ride in a navy puffer jacket that he soon ditched in the sunshine.
In addition to his daughters, Arnold shares sons Patrick, 26, and Christopher, 22, with his ex-wife Maria Shriver.
He also has a son Joseph Baena, 22, with the family’s former housekeeper.
Staying fit: The former governor of California continues to sport a full graying beard with his dyed hair. He started off his ride in a navy puffer jacket that he soon ditched in the sunshine
Due soon: Arnold’s eldest daughter Katherine, 30, pictured on July 7, is about to make him a grandfather. She’s expecting her first child with husband Chris Pratt this summer
Katherine is expecting her baby with husband Chris Pratt, whom she married in June 2019.
Speaking with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show in May, Arnold expressed his excitement at becoming a grandfather.
‘I’m really looking forward to playing around with whatever it is, she or he, and have some fun. This is a unique experience,’ he shared.
‘Think about this for a second…There’s three gene pools here. You can do Kennedy, Schwarzenegger and Pratt,’ he added.
Throwback snap: In addition to his daughters, Arnold shares sons Patrick, 26, and Christopher, 22, with his ex-wife Maria Shriver. The couple split in 2011
On Monday, while sitting in for Jenna Bush Hager as Hoda Kotb’s co-anchor on Today, Shriver, 64, said the prospect of becoming a grandmother was a ‘little light’ during the coronavirus pandemic.
‘I’m excited, I’m nervous,’ she said. ‘I don’t know what it’s going to be like, but I think I’m going to be a great grandmother.’
‘I’m gonna like spray the sprinkler, I’m gonna do the three-legged races. I’m gonna hopefully have a partner in crime again,’ Shriver said.
New role: Shriver, 64, spoke about becoming a grandmother on Today: ‘I’m excited, I’m nervous. I don’t know what it’s going to be like, but I think I’m going to be a great grandmother’