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Dwayne Johnson on being a father from a young age

‘Moana’ star Dwayne Johnson says being a father is his 'greatest joy': 'I love doing this’

Dwayne Johnson talks about being a father from a young age and what he loves the most about it all.

Dwayne Johnson had his first daughter, Simone, when he was still learning the ropes of his own life, around age 29. While the actor was not always ready, he embraced fatherhood wholeheartedly. During one of his recent interviews, the actor quipped about being a father and called it one of the ‘greatest joys’ of his life. Read ahead to know more about what he had to say.

Dwayne Johnson weighs in on fatherhood

The actor recently sat down for an interview with Esquire, where he opened up about fatherhood and being a parent. Showing photos of him donned in pink makeup, the actor shared a joke that while he may complain a lot about it, he loves every second of it. He added, “It’s my greatest joy; I love doing this. My favourite thing today about being a dad is just having such a great connection with all of my daughters.”On top of that, he also weighed in on what it was like for him to be a father at an early age, stating that he and his first daughter, Simone, “grew up together.” He added, “At that time in my life, I was just flying by the seat of my pants, and I had no clue what I was doing. I’m trying to figure myself out, and my first daughter is two, three, four, five, six years old; those are very critical ages for you to be around, but I always like to say that we grew up together, her and I. ”For the unversed, the actor is father to three daughters: Simone, Jasmine, and Tiana.

Dwayne Johnson on what he loves the most about being a father

The actor further joked about one instance in his life that makes him love being a father even more. He shared that his daughters know to come to him when their mother says no to them. He shared, “What I also love about being a dad is when their mom says no to something, they know, come to me. ‘I’ll show you that I love you more than your mom.’”In the caption for the post he made about the interview, the actor wrote, “Sometimes us men are still trying to figure ourselves out, while at the same time, trying to figure out how to be a great dad to our little babies.”

About Dwayne Johnson’s work

On the work front, the actor is currently busy promoting the live-action film for the animated counterpart, ‘Moana.’ Johnson takes on the role of the demigod of the winds and seas, Maui, who encounters a teenage girl hellbent on bringing prosperity back to her family’s land before it’s too late. He helps Moana complete her quest while also training her to become a better seafarer and warrior. The film is slated to be released on July 10, 2026. Go to Source

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