Biography
Dwayne Douglas Johnson, born on May 2, 1972, in Hayward, California, is an American actor, producer, and former professional wrestler best known by his ring name “The Rock.” Starting his career in WWE, he became one of the most popular and charismatic wrestling icons in history. Transitioning to Hollywood, Johnson achieved massive success with blockbuster hits like Fast & Furious, Jumanji, and Moana. Known for his strength, charm, and motivation, he built a reputation as one of the highest-paid actors in the world. His inspiring journey from athlete to global superstar has made him a true entertainment powerhouse.

Career Life
Dwayne Johnson’s career began in professional wrestling with WWE, where his persona “The Rock” revolutionized sports entertainment. His charisma and energy made him a multiple-time world champion and fan favorite. Transitioning into acting in the early 2000s, Johnson starred in films such as The Scorpion King, Fast Five, San Andreas, and Jungle Cruise. His voice role as Maui in Moana and leadership in Black Adam further showcased his versatility. Johnson also founded Seven Bucks Productions, producing major hits. His unmatched work ethic, motivational influence, and ability to dominate both wrestling and Hollywood define him as one of entertainment’s most dynamic figures.

Personal Life
Dwayne Johnson was born into a wrestling family — his father Rocky Johnson and grandfather Peter Maivia were professional wrestlers. He played college football at the University of Miami before entering wrestling. Johnson is married to Lauren Hashian, and they have two daughters, Jasmine and Tiana. He also has a daughter, Simone, from his previous marriage. Known for his positive attitude, philanthropy, and fitness discipline, Johnson frequently shares motivational messages on social media. He values family, gratitude, and resilience, balancing fame with humility. His journey reflects dedication, perseverance, and the importance of staying grounded despite global success.