Dwayne Johnson was recently spotted supporting one of his daughters at her horse show in California.
The global superstar, 51, proved just how proud of a baby girl father he truly is when he was spotted recording the youngster taking home the championship ribbon.
In a video posted to the West Palms Event Instagram account, Dwayne looked on in admiration, although it was unclear whether the young rider was his seven-year-old daughter Jasmine or five-year-old Tiana, both of whom he shares with wife Lauren Hashian.
Showing off his curvaceous body in a black tank top, Dwayne donned a baseball cap and bag as he supported his daughter.
And his adorable creation looked like a champion equestrian as she wore equestrian gear and added a little flair with pink ribbons in her hair.
Although Dwayne has achieved incredible success in Hollywood, becoming a one-name wonder known around the world as “The Rock” and starring in some of the biggest blockbusters including Jumani and the Fast and the Furious franchise, his role as a baby daddy will always be priority.
“The most important thing is right in front of me,” he told People magazine of his family in 2022.
“Like a lot of fathers, you may be in the mood to fix the situation, but just having an expanded ability to listen and be more gentle and gentle has really given me this ability to solve any problem, but with them, not for them. .’
He added: “Lauren and I love raising them in an environment and culture where there are no restrictions on life.
“You can do anything you want and you can achieve anything you want.”
Dwayne also has a 22-year-old daughter, Simone, with his first wife Dani Garcia, a producer and founder of The Gracia Companies.
The former couple were married from 1997 to 2008, and Simone is their only child together.
Meanwhile, Simone made her professional wrestling debut in 2022 after signing a contract with WWE, a lifelong dream for the young beauty.
Taking to Instagram to share with fans the incredible news of the time, Simone posted a snap of herself wearing a WWE t-shirt with the caption: “To the little girl who fell in love with wrestling and said, ‘This will be my life one day,’ this is for you.
“I am humble, grateful and ready to work. Let’s do it. @wwe @wwenxt.’
The athlete is the first fourth-generation WWE wrestler from the same family, following in the footsteps of her father, grandfather Rocky and great-grandfather Peter Maivia.