Actor Dwayne Johnson is teaching his two-year-old daughter the value of girl power, after she faced a health scare.
The actor, 45, shared a video on Instagram in which his daughter Jasmine Lia appeared healthy and happy days after she was taken to the emergency room, reports people.com.
Johnson taught his daughter the value of strength on International Women's Day, saying: "All right, my queen, can we say 'girl power?'"
Lia stared at the camera and said, "Girl power!"
"There you go! Okay how about this, 'International Women's Day'," Johnson prompted.
To that, she replied, "Women's Day!"
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"Perfect," the "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" star said.
"All right, can you say, 'Daddy is the most handsome, brilliant, sexiest -- might not be appropriate -- man alive? Say all that," he added.
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