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Dwayne Johnson’s Daughter Jasmine Adorably Paints His Nails Red For Work — See The Pic!
On Saturday, Sept. 29, Dwayne Johnson showed his 116 million followers on Instagram that he’s the father of the year! The doting dad shared a cute pic of his two-year-old daughter, Jasmine, doing his nails, and in the caption, he explained why he was probably seen out in public last weekend wearing red nail polish.
“Me: Come here baby, give daddy a kiss I gotta go to work. Jazzy: But daddy you need your nails painted. Me: Sorry baby, daddy’s gotta go to work. Jazzy: No daddy you really need your nails painted — as she looks up at me with her mama’s gorgeous blue eyes. Me: Yes, you’re absolutely right — daddy needs his nails painted. #PapaBearPriorities #NoRemoverNeeded ??,” Dwayne, 46, wrote.
Fans immediately filled his comments section with heart-eyed emojis because they completely adored his father-daughter moment. Dwayne is also a parent to a five-month-old daughter, Tiana Gia Johnson, whom he also shares with his partner, Lauren Hashian, and to an older daughter, Simone Johnson, 17, from his previous marriage to producer Dany Garcia.
Shortly after Jasmine was born, Dwayne shared a cute video via Instagram of him singing to his newborn daughter during the holidays. He wrote in the caption, “‘Twas the night before Christmas… #BeCarefulSantaShesTough.” And tough is a great way to describe Jasmine!
The Jumanji actor is constantly teaching his daughter that she should never let her gender affect her opportunities in life. On Woman’s Equality Day, Dwayne described the hopes that he has for Jasmine.
“She can sit at any table. She can trailblaze a path, while humbly and gratefully recognizing those before her who paved the way,” he said. “She and her big sister, Simone and her baby sister, Tiana Gia will always have a strong voice and always make a positive impact.”
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