Paul Rudd befriends 12-year-old after he faces rejection from classmates; 'Dear Brody..'

Paul Rudd has again proved why he's one of most loved celebrities with his recent gesture towards a 12-year-old boy from Colorado, who faced rejection from his classmates. kid named Brody was reportedly bullied by or children at school, with body even agreeing to sign his yearbook as well.

Brody's heartbreaking story in TODAY Parents came to Ant-Man star's tice, following which he FaceTimed kid and also sent a 'care pack' that included a te. 

Paul Rudd reaches out to 12-year-old after classmates refuse to sign his yearbook

According to ET, Brody's mom told TODAY Parents that her kid was 'brought to tears' after finding out that only two teachers wrote a mess in his yearbook, while two or students signed it. She revealed that or children refused to oblige Brody. In a heartbreaking post shared by Brody's mom on social media, little one signed his own name to a short mess that read, "I hope you make some more friends."

She also explained that children have 'trouble relating to Brody' as he's super intellectual for his . "He cries to me pretty much every day," she added. Following post, a trail of students from grade 8th grade to 11th grade decided to sign his yearbook and even shared ir numbers with him. 

Shortly after, Rudd decided to FaceTime Brody, with his mom revealing little one had idea who he was talking to. "n Paul was like, 'You probably kw me as Ant-Man. And Brody goes, 'Oh my gosh! This is so cool,'" she said. He also sent him a pack following ir interaction with a te that read, "It was great talking to you or day. It's important to remember that even when life is tough that things get better." Rudd added, "re are so many people that love you. And think you're coolest kid re is. Me being one of m!"

Lastly, Rudd also sent across an  Ant-Man helmet with his signatures. "For my good friend Brody when he takes over world," actor wrote. 

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