Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, appears to support Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift starting their own family.
The 53-year-old Dwayne Johnson shed light on parenting during an interview with Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast, informing the groom-to-be that he would one day comprehend the emotion.
“My babies, just like, you know, Jason, and one day you’ll know, Trav, babies are everything. That’s it,” The Rock said, addressing the 36-year-old Travis Kelce player, who recently got engaged to Taylor.
The Jumanji star is a dedicated father to Simone, 24, from his first marriage to Dany Garcia, as well as Jasmine, 9, and Tiana, 7, whom he shares with wife Lauren Hashian.
Jason Kelce understands the emotion all too well, as a father of four children, admitting that being a parent becomes the top priority “the moment the first one pops out.”
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“It’s like, my entire hierarchy of priorities is completely shifted,” he stated. “Seriously, it’s crazy. You’ll see, Trav, it’s crazy.”
“We’re putting that voodoo on you and Taylor right now,” Dwayne humorously further added.
Notably, the Actually Romantic hitmaker and the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs announced their official engagement in a heartwarming Instagram post in August 2025.
Back in August, the Actually Romantic hitmaker and the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs announced that they were officially engaged in a heartwarming Instagram post.
“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” the post’s caption said.
Earlier this month, Hollywood star and father of three daughters, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, made a rare red carpet appearance with his eldest one, Simone, the firstborn and only child from his first marriage to Dany Garcia.
As spotted by foreign paparazzi, pro-wrestler and eldest daughter of Dwayne Johnson, Simone, 24, who goes by the ring name Ava Raine, joined her father on the red carpet at the London premiere of his new movie, ‘The Smashing Machine’, a biopic of the MMA legend Mark Kerr, helmed by Benny Safdie.