Asked what he’s learned from his success as both entertainer and entrepreneur, Johnson told PEOPLE “gratitude” is what guides him
is celebrating a 52nd turn around the sun!
As the actor-wrestler, formerly known as The Rock, turns 52 on Thursday, May 2, he’s continuing to keep a remarkable number of plates spinning — as an entertainer, entrepreneur, patriarch and all-around public figure.
The of 2016 recently joined an all-star line-up on the cover of PEOPLE’s . Asked what he’s learned from achieving success in so many different areas, Johnson said .
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That’s true of managing businesses including his production company (), small-batch tequila () and new skincare line (). In March, Johnson spoke to PEOPLE exclusively about Papatui’s launch, saying, “I am passionate about trying to do my best to take care of myself inside and out.”
In all endeavors, Johnson honors his roots and family every chance he gets. The name Papatui refers to his being a “” or Papa, as he told PEOPLE, while Tui was his Samoan grandfather’s nickname for him. “My favorite role is being a dad,” he said. “And then I started to realize [the brand] is all coming together in a kismet way. Papa in Samoan means ‘rock.’ ”
The Black Adam star continues to be a loving family man with wife of four years , 39, and their Jasmine, 8, and Tiana, 6, as well as eldest daughter Simone, 22 (who he shares with ex-wife ).
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Among Johnson’s friends are Jungle Cruise costar , Jumanji costar and country music star . In April, Janson, 38, invited Johnson to for “Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get.” But the singer told PEOPLE, “The value of this friendship means more to me than music videos. It means more to me than business. It means more to me than anything.”
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Meanwhile, Johnson’s entertainment career continues to thrive. Following last year’s conclusion of NBC’s three-season, his autobiographical sitcom, he has , where it all began.
And on the big screen, Johnson’s schedule as both actor and producer includes several sequels in the works: bringing back Hobbs for: Part 2, Frank forand the voice of demigod Maui in.
The latter animated film is due in theaters Nov. 27 (while Johnson will also reprise Maui in a set for 2026). To tease the movie musical sequel, Johnson made a at CinemaCon on April 11, joining Polynesian dancers onstage and sharing that the Disney franchise “has been one of the most life-changing experiences.”
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Johnson will next star opposite fellow Sexiest Man Alive in holiday action-comedy, then play UFC champion Mark Kerr in 2025’scostarring Blunt.
While it’s not yet clear how Johnson is celebrating turning 52, if it’s half as heartfelt as his honoring his last October, he’s in for a special day.
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