Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson gifts his own custom truck to navy veteran
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The movie star crashed a screening of his latest movie to surprise one very deserving fan.
More proof that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s heart is as big as his biceps.
In a heartwarming video posted to the movie star’s Instagram account Wednesday, Johnson shares how he gifted his beloved, custom truck to a very deserving navy veteran.
The Red Notice star, 49, wanted to give back to Oscar Rodriguez after learning all about how the veteran takes care of his family and vulnerable people in his community.
“Today was a good day,” Johnson wrote in the post’s caption. “Merry Christmas @coach_orod and enjoy your new truck. I invited fans to a special theater screening of RED NOTICE and I wanted to do something cool for all of them.”
The video shows the wrestler crashing the screening, delighting fans in the audience with promises of free concessions for all.
He then turns his attention to Rodriguez, whom he had collected intel about before the showing.
Johnson invites Rodriguez to join him at the front of the theatre and shares with the audience all the good Rodriguez does for the people he loves – caring for his mother, military service, volunteering in his church, and cooking meals for women fleeing domestic violence.
“Your story really moved me because I hear that you’re a personal trainer, you’re always keeping it positive and motivational and optimistic,” Johnson told Rodriguez in front of moviegoers.
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