"The Rock" Wishes His Fan a Happy 100th Birthday
According to the actor, moments like these are "the best side of fame."
On Tuesday, October 1, American Mary Grover turned 100, and her favorite actor, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, wished her a happy birthday.
Mary had been a fan of "The Rock" for 20 years, and her granddaughter knew about it. The girl told her friend how wonderful it would be if the famous actor congratulated her beloved grandmother on such an important milestone. Mary's granddaughter's friend, Jamie Klinger, decided to try to contact Johnson, and he soon responded on Twitter.
The actor decided to record a video greeting for Mary, in which he conveyed to her "lots of love and wishes to really let loose on your birthday." Today, October 2, Jamie published a video of Mary's reaction to such an unexpected gift.
In turn, "The Rock" reposted the girl's post and once again congratulated the birthday woman on the occasion.
Dwayne Johnson
actorHappy to see this. Happy 100th birthday, Grandma Grover! It is a great honor that you are my fan, and I am thankful that you were born! Lots of love, The Rock. (I wish my grandma were still around, but such things are always the best part of fame).
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