It’s important to remember that even when life is tough that things get better. “It was great talking to you the other day. Rudd, 53, heard about Brody’s story in June and reached out to him personally over Facetime, according to Facebook posts from Cassandra Riddler.ĭays later, Rudd sent Brody his very own autographed Ant-Man helmet with some wise words of encouragement for the middle-schooler: Rudd found out about Brody’s story after his mom wrote a post about it on FaceBook. The heart-wrenching post went viral, and fortunately a superhero came to Brody’s rescue - the Avengers’ very own Ant-Man. Getty Images for Sony Pictures Brody Ridder, who just finished his sixth grade year at The Academy of Charter Schools in Westminster, Colorado. His mother Cassandra Ridder, posted a photo to Facebook of her son’s yearbook pages, empty except for a couple of signatures and a note from a teacher.īrody wrote a note to himself: “Hope you make some more friends – Brody Riddler.” Paul Rudd wrote a heartwarming letter to a bullied middle schooler whose classmates wouldn’t sign his yearbook. ‘SNL’ COVID-19 outbreak cancels live audience: ‘Everyone is fearful’īeloved actor Paul Rudd sent a middle schooler a heartwarming letter of encouragement, promising the 12-year-old boy that “things get better” after his classmates refused to sign his yearbook at the end of the school year.īrody Ridder, who just finished his sixth grade year at The Academy of Charter Schools in Westminster, Colorado, was devastated in May when his yearbook was left nearly blank of signatures and well-wishes for the upcoming summer.īrody told KDVR that he had already endured a long, tough year of bullying. Tina Fey to sub for Colin Jost amid ‘SNL’ COVID-19 outbreak: insiders ‘SNL’ begins first show in a month with Ukrainian choral performance in display of solidarity

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