Mar. 16, 2025
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.Photo: Dwayne Johnson/Instagram
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnsonwas showered with love — and florals! — thisValentine’s Day.
On Sunday night, the 48-year-old actor showed off the gigantic, colorful bouquet he received “from [his] girls,” admitting he got emotional upon receiving the thoughtful gift.
“🌺💐🌹🌸 Full transparency, I was shocked whenthis stunning arrangement arrivedand I realized they were for ME from my girls. Then I read the card * swipe left * and that’s when I MAY have gotten a little 🥺🥺,” wrote Johnson on Instagram, referring to the sweet card written “in code” shown on the second slide.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dwayne Johnsonis giving a sweet shout-out to a young fan.
The actor, 47, shared a video of himself on Instagram Monday, singing “You’re Welcome” fromMoanato a 3-year-old boy with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
“This message is for a little boy out there, he’s 3 years old, and this little boy is one of the coolest little boys around, and he’s certainly one of the strongest because he is a fighter,” Johnson says in the video.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Lauren Hashian/Instagram
Lauren Hashian‘s birthday present this year? A triple dose of cuteness.
On Sunday,Dwayne “The Rock” Johnsonenlisted the help of the couple’s daughters —Tiana Gia, 4 months, andJasmine Lia, 2½ — to sing “Happy Birthday” to the family matriarch.
“We love you so much, Mommy! Have a nice day!” Jasmine pipes in at the end.
The longtime couple love showing their affection for their daughters and each other on social media.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dwayne Johnson (left) and his mother Ata Johnson photographed together.Photo:Dwayne Johnson/InstagramDwayne Johnsonis wishing his mother Ata Johnson a happy birthday!On Wednesday, Johnson, 51, shared a video toInstagramof himself singing with his mother Ata, who turns 75 today. Ata can be seen playing a ukelele in the video as she and Dwayne performed a special birthday song together.“Don’t start crying," Dwayne jokes in the video, before his mother says: “I want to sing.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnsonis setting the record straight about an allegedinterviewhe did withThe Daily Star, in which he said “generation snowflake” is too easily offended.Johnson’s alleged stance on generation snowflake, a term often used in a negative way to refer to millennials, didn’t sit well with his fans as many of themdeclared“The Rock is canceled” on Twitter.TheRampagestar later addressed the article on Instagram.“Earlier today, online, an interview dropped with me — apparently was with me, where I was insulting and criticizing millennials,” Johnson said in a video shared on his account Friday.