Dwayne Johnson’s 3 Daughters Make Rare Red Carpet Appearance at “Moana” Premiere

**Dwayne Johnson Attends Live-Action ‘Moana’ Premiere with Family**

Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson made a memorable entrance at the Los Angeles premiere of the eagerly anticipated live-action remake of *Moana*. The event, which took place on 7 July, saw Johnson surrounded by family, including his three daughters, and was a celebration of both his cinematic achievements and family ties.

Dwayne Johnson, renowned for his role as the demigod Maui in the original 2016 animated film, returned to reprise the character in this new adaptation. He was accompanied at the premiere by his eldest daughter Simone, aged 24, and his two younger girls, Jasmine, 10, and Tiana, 8. His wife, Lauren Hashian, and his mother, Ata Johnson, also graced the red carpet for the glamorous occasion. Notably, Johnson’s ex-wife, Dany Garcia, was also in attendance, alongside her husband, Dave Rienzi.

The younger Johnson sisters made a stylish impression in matching blue dresses adorned with vibrant red hibiscus designs—an homage to the film’s tropical themes. Their attire was complemented by matching hair accessories, creating a joyful family moment. In contrast, Simone opted for a sophisticated black midi dress with a thigh-high slit, showcasing a more mature style appropriate for the occasion.

This appearance marked a poignant moment for the family as it came nearly two years after Jasmine and Tiana attended the *Moana 2* premiere in Hawaii, where they donned colourful tie-dye dresses. This trend of coordinated outfits highlights the close-knit nature of the Johnson family, who have a history of supporting one another at significant events.

During a light-hearted exchange, Johnson reminisced about the first time his daughters recognised his voice as Maui. “I said, ‘You know, that’s Daddy’s voice, and I’m going to show you,’” he recounted in a past interview. The interaction was emblematic of the family’s dynamic, with Jasmine playfully trying to silence him, exclaiming, “You’re ruining the song!” This anecdote illustrates the delightful innocence of children discovering their parents’ professions.

Both Jasmine and Tiana have taken their experience in animation a step further by lending their voices to characters in *Moana 2*. Johnson expressed his pride in their excitement when they first heard their voices in theatres, recalling the joy they displayed as they recognised their contributions. He described the moment as one of the “good stuff of fame,” while playfully acknowledging the role of “nepotism” in their success.

In a recent press conference in Rio de Janeiro, Johnson shared further news about the franchise, revealing that a third animated *Moana* film is already in the works. Writers Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller, who were instrumental in both the previous animated films and the upcoming live-action remake, are set to return for this new project, promising continuity and familiar creative voices.

The live-action *Moana* remake is scheduled to hit UK theatres on 10 July, exciting fans of the original film. Joining Johnson as Maui are a host of fresh faces, including Catherine Laga’aia in the title role, alongside John Tui, Frankie Adams, Rena Owen, and Jemaine Clement, who add new dimensions to this beloved story.

As the premiere showcased not just a film but also the bonds of family, it reaffirmed the importance of support and togetherness in the life of one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Dwayne Johnson’s commitment to his family, impressive career, and the heartfelt moments shared on the red carpet encapsulate the spirit of this exciting new chapter for the *Moana* franchise.