The Rock's daughter 'hard launches' relationship with fellow wrestler in intimate social media post

Simone Johnson, the daughter of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, has confirmed her relationship with a fellow wrestler in an intimate social media post uploaded earlier this week.

The Fast and Furious star's eldest daughter followed in her dad's, granddad's and great-granddad's footsteps by becoming a professional wrestler having signed with the WWE back in 2020.

Being the daughter of The Rock automatically puts you into the spotlight to be honest, and given the 24-year-old has since gone on to have a career of her own, many fans are interested in her life and what she gets up.

Simone recently 'hard launched' a relationship with fellow wrestler Tatyanna Dumas, providing a look into their life with an intimate social media post released on Instagram.

With Charli XCX’s 'Everything is Romantic' playing over the top, the video documented the happy couple sharing a few kisses and intimate moments as they enjoyed some sun at the beach, went out for a nice dinner, and traveled across the globe.

Captioning the post, the pair wrote 'from day one' and 'to everything time can't erase'. The couple initially announced their romance in a joint Instagram post last month as they penned: "Two souls. One story. Exploring life like it’s a main event."

While it's unclear how long Simone and Dumus have been dating and when they met, it's certainly likely sparks could have been flying during work.

That's because the pair are regular occurrences on WWE’s NXT program - a form of the popular wrestling programme that stars up-and-coming professional wrestlers.

It comes after The Rock's daughter was criticised following comments she made about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Following the killing of the political activist, Simone reposted a message from New York comedian Gianmarco Soresi that read: "If you want people to have kind words when you pass, you should say kind things when you’re alive."

While Kirk wasn’t mentioned directly, it was posted the same day as his death.

The social media repost was criticised by many people online, though that didn't stop Simone from doubling down on her words.

"And I’ll stand behind this. be kind, now more than ever," she added in a follow-post on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Critics took to the wrestler's page with angry responses, including one who wrote: “Be kind or get assassinated?? I’m sure you’ve said something unkind I know your dad has what an idiotic statement.”