Celebrity Insider posits that he’s been feuding with Vin Diesel.
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Diesel shared an Instagram post, explaining how he is finally returning home after filming for seven straight months, and that his daughter, Pauline (named after Paul Walker), learned the word “happy”.
At least this is drumming up press for their new movie!
So there you go.
Read: Dwayne Johnson slams unnamed Fast & Furious 8 co-star.
It all started when Dwayne Johnson posted an Instagram post.
The crew says that working with Johnson is a pleasure, calling him “the ultimate professional who is always on time and always nails his scenes”. UNIVERSAL has been great partners as well.
On Monday Johnson posted on social media that “My female co-stars are always unbelievable and I love ’em”.
The rest of his male co-stars including Jason Statham, Kurt Russell, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris and Scott Eastwood reportedly think it was out of line for the actor to talk bad about them.
But it was his candid diss, noting that his “male co-workers however are a different story”, adding, “Some conduct themselves as stand up men and true professionals, while others don’t”. The ones that don’t are too chicken shit to do anything about it anyway. “Candy a-es. When you watch this movie next April and it seems like I’m not acting in some of these scenes and my blood is legit boiling – you’re right”. The producer in me is happy about this part.
The caption was most likely aimed toward Vin, whose behavior has supposedly been getting on The Rock’s nerves for quite some time.
The Rock called out some of his male co-stars on the set of the newest Fast and The Furious film, though he didn’t name any names.
It was also noted that Vin changed production calls on Mondays to 10am from 7am because he didn’t like them that early.
Johnson ended by saying the “Fast” family is all on the same page about one thing.
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Buckle up, Fast fam: Diesel’s about to hit the Nitro button. People claims the feud was sparked by Johnson continually showing up late to set; while TMZ conversely claims it was Diesel who was always late, and that the pair had further clashed over creative differences.
