Dwayne Johnson The Rock makes fashion statement at Grammys in gold suit alongside wife Lauren Hashian in leggy silver dress…
The 65th Grammy Awards ceremony is taking place at the Crypto.com Arena in Downtown Los Angeles, and celebrities from all around the world of entertainment are in attendance. Among the celebrities is actor Dwayne ‘The Rock,’ who, despite not being known for his musical talents, is serving as one of the presenters. The annual awards show recognizes the best recordings, compositions, and artists of the eligibility year, which runs from October 1, 2021, to September 30, 2022.
The Rock, who just arrived back on the West Coast early this morning after wrapping up his new film Red One, made it in time for a round of poses on the Grammys red carpet. The Hollywood leading man, 50, showed off his cool fashion sense decked out in a gold suit and a matching t-shirt that hung low enough to showcase the tattoo across the left side of his chest.
The singer-songwriter, 38, who was in attendance, chose a silver dress with a high cut on the left to show off her legs. The right side of the dress fell all the way to the ground with an extra foot or two dragging along like a mini-train. Hashian, The Rock’s wife of three-and-a-half years, wore silver strappy heels that wound around her ankles up to the bottom of her calves and had her lightened brown tresses styled long and voluminous with a part on the slight left.
Former The Daily Show star Trevor Noah was back for a third consecutive year as host of the Grammys, and as one of the executive producers. Known to be among the hardest-working artists in showbiz, Johnson had to catch what appeared to be an overnight private plane back to Los Angeles in time to present at the Grammys. During that flight, he also took time out to give thanks for the Grammy sweet treats that were on board the plane when he arrived for the flight. The Rock revealed to his 362 million Instagram fans and followers that he is presenting at the Grammys and that it is a real honor to do so.
