The Rock Updates: Dionne Warwick’s recent words regarding The Rock’s numerous talents, according to HollywoodLife, is “one of the greatest tweets ever.”
Dionne Warwick sent out a tweet on Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on October 9 that quickly went viral. The 80-year-old singer responded with an epic message when the 49-year-old former wrestler and actor posted his first-ever rap music video on Twitter, which The Rock enthusiastically shared.
“I’d like to assume that Dwayne fills a bowl with things to do at the start of the year, and then draws from it once a month,” Dionne joked.
Dionne’s remark was a huge hit with fans, as well as The Rock himself. At the Nov. 3 premiere of his new Netflix thriller Red Notice, he EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife, “By the way, one of the finest tweets ever!” “And I had to take another look at it. He continued, “I was like, ‘Did she just tweet that?’
What does The Rock say About Dionne Warwick?
Hollywood LifeThe Rock gushed over Dionne, saying he’s a “huge fan” of the Grammy-winning R&B singer. When it came to “the bowl,” which Dionne believes the Jumanji star utilizes on a monthly basis, Dwayne was clear about what accomplishments wouldn’t be found inside. “Making a white baby would not be in that bowl!” He laughed and added, “I can’t do it.”
Dwayne is the delighted father of three children, of course. He has a 20-year-old daughter named Simone, whom he has with his ex-wife Dany Garcia, as well as Jasmine, 5, and Tiana, 3, whom he shares with his second wife Lauren Hashian.
Dwayne couldn’t stop himself from making a joke regarding his children’s skin color. “This is where my publicist tells me, ‘Dwayne, you’re done!'” he joked. “It’ll be difficult to follow the white baby answer.”
Lauren, whom Dwayne married in 2019, was there at the premiere of Red Notice. Along with fellow A-listers Ryan Reynolds and Gal Galdot, the beloved actor stars in Netflix’s next blockbuster thriller.
An FBI profiler (Dwayne) teams up with the world’s greatest art thief (Ryan) to apprehend the world’s most wanted art thief in the Rawson Marshall Thurber-directed heist comedy (Gal).
