Dwayne Johnson’s latest transformation is going viral on Instagram

Dwayne Johnson He embraces fatherhood with a touch of magic thanks to his daughters’ creative touch.

The “Moana” star recently shared a fun and heartwarming moment on Instagram, where he revealed a colorful makeup session courtesy of his young daughters, Jasmine, 9, and Tiana, 6.

In an Instagram clip posted on Saturday, January 18, Dwayne Johnson gave his fans a sneak peek at the racy antics at his home.

The video showed the actor covered in bright makeup, courtesy of the two “hurricanes,” as he affectionately called his daughters.

“What started with two hurricanes, Jazzy and Tia, asking: ‘Daddy, can we just put some eye shadow on you?’ And me saying: ‘Yes, but make it quick and nice, because I have to go to the gym’…#papabearduties Johnson captioned the post.

The clip captured the chaos caused by the plastic surgery, as half of Johnson’s face was painted with light pink lipstick, while the rest of his nose and eyes were decorated with smeared makeup. Posters and a broken piece of lipstick crowned his bald head, while one of his daughters happily drew a lipstick “necklace” around his neck.

The video was set to Simon & Garfunkel’s popular song “The Sound of Silence,” and hilariously showed Johnson’s stone-faced expression with his daughters laughing as they let loose their artistic flair. The clip ended with the actor staring into the camera, scowling, a face every parent can relate to when their little ones take over.

But underneath the comedic tone, Johnson’s comment revealed an emotional side. “Hey, I know they won’t always be little or prefer spending time with daddy when they grow up, but they will always be my little girl, so I’ll take this abuse all day long — keep it up (laughing face emoji),” he wrote.

In the comments section, Johnson also joked about the “disrespect” his daughters showed him during the plastic surgery procedure: “Disrespect by breaking lipstick on my head and then painting it with nail polish.”

Fans immediately flooded the comments section, with one user calling The Rock “Dad of the Year.”

Another said: “Gotta love my dad’s life,” and a third wrote: “Dwayne being a dad is the best thing ever.”

Another commented: “I love breaking the lipstick on your head.”

Meanwhile, one Instagram user wrote: “OMG this is hilarious.”

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson once again proved that he is not just a Hollywood icon but also a devoted father when he hit the red carpet at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards with his eldest daughter, Simone Johnson, by his side. The father-daughter duo shared an unforgettable evening at the prestigious event in Beverly Hills on January 5.

But although their bond is strong, Simone reveals that there are limits to their adventurous aspirations. During a conversation with Zuri Hall on “Live from E!: Golden GlobesThe 23-year-old dismissed the idea of ​​skydiving with her father, laughing, “Skydiving can be a bit much.” Her comment prompted Johnson, always the entertainer, to jokingly reply, “Let’s start with the tequila.”

Simone, who Johnson shares with ex-wife and business partner Dany Garcia, admitted she might be open to trying skydiving on one condition: “Let’s do it,” she joked. “never say never.”

The Golden Globes marked another milestone for Johnson, whose latest hit, “Moana 2,” continues to resonate with audiences around the world. The actor expressed Gratitude for the impact of the filmEspecially in showcasing Polynesian culture.

“What’s so special about Moana — and I think the success of Moana — is this universal embrace of our Polynesian culture,” Dwayne said, reflecting on the film’s heartfelt reception. “And that’s really cool.”

For Johnson, the film holds a special place in his heart because it allows his daughters to see themselves in the character of Moana. The actor, who shares daughters Jasmine, 9, and Tiana, 6, with wife Lauren Hashian, beamed with pride as he talked about the empowering message the film conveys to young girls.

“Of everything I love about Moana, the thing I love most is my daughters — my three daughters — seeing themselves in Moana,” he said. “I think the idea of ​​encouraging and empowering our young women and how important that is. And I’m walking around, with my hair long like Maui, saying ‘Chihu,’ encouraging our young girls — it’s amazing.”