Dwayne Johnson Visits Troops in Hawaii

Dwayne Johnson returned to Hawaii this weekend to visit U.S. military personnel at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, expressing his gratitude for their service. He shared heartfelt moments with soldiers and their families on social media, stating it was an honor to spend time with them. His visit coincided with the record-breaking opening of his animated sequel, Moana 2, which amassed $221 million over the Thanksgiving holiday, setting a new box office record. Johnson emphasized his pride in being a patriot, highlighting the significance of freedom and the military's role in safeguarding it. The film not only achieved domestic success but also garnered $165 million internationally, totaling $386 million worldwide. Johnson also hinted at his excitement for the upcoming live-action adaptation of Moana, where he reprises his role as Maui.