One who loves wrestling, must have heard of “The Rock” i.e. Dwayne Johnson. He recently posted a video message on social media on Wednesday that he, his wife and two young children got tested positive for corona virus but they all have recovered successfully now.
Johnson, 48, said in the Instagram post that he and his spouse, Lauren, 35, and their daughters, Jasmine, 4, and Tiana, 2, caught the virus about 2-1/2 weeks ago from “very close family friends” whom he said had no idea how they had become infected.
He said “I can tell you this has been one of the most challenging and difficult things we have ever had to endure as a family, and for me personally,”. The actor said his family, like their friends who caught the virus first, had been “incredibly disciplined” about following to safety measures to avoid the virus.
The two young girls suffered only “a little sore throat the first couple of days” and bounced back, though Johnson and his wife had “a rough go,” he said. “But I am happy to tell you guys that we as a family are good. We are on the other end of it,” he said. “We are no longer infectious, and we are, thank God, we are well.”
The actor advised people to wear face masks to limit the spread of coronavirus. “It baffles me that some people out there, including some politicians, will take this idea of wearing masks and make it a political agenda,” he said. “It is a fact and it’s the right thing to do, and it is the responsible thing to do."
Johnson, who shot to fame in the World Wrestling Federation as the swaggering, boastful grappler known as The Rock, began making a transition to mainstream entertainment in the late 1990s and went on to develop a prolific screen career.
He has appeared in such feature films as The Mummy Returns, The Scorpion King, Baywatch and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, becoming one of the highest-paid and commercially successful actors in Hollywood. He also executive-produced and starred in the HBO series “Ballers,” about NFL players living in Miami.
He married Lauren Hashian, a singer-songwriter whose father was the drummer for the rock band Boston, in 2019, the year he officially announced his retirement from wrestling.
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