Dwayne Johnson's Daughter Ava Raine Speaks Out on Controversy Surrounding Charlie Kirk's Mourning

Ava Raine, daughter of Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson and a professional wrestler herself, has shared her thoughts regarding the death of controversial far-right political commentator Charlie Kirk, who was killed in a shooting.

Raine recently posted on X (formerly Twitter), stating, "If you want people to say nice things about you when you're dead, you should say nice things about people when they're alive," adding, "And I agree with that. Now more than ever, we need to be kind."

Her comments are seen as a direct response to the shooting death of Charlie Kirk on the 10th (local time) during a speech at Utah Valley University in the United States. Kirk was known as a close associate of former President Donald Trump and a prominent far-right political commentator.

He had faced significant criticism, both domestically and internationally, for his controversial statements, including remarks that "some sacrifices must be made to protect the Second Amendment" amidst ongoing gun violence, as well as hate speech targeting the LGBTQ+ community and racist remarks.

The shooting death of Kirk has sent shockwaves across the United States, leading to divided opinions on how he should be remembered. In South Korea, celebrities like Super Junior's Choi Siwon, actress Jin Seo-yeon, singer Sunye, and YouTuber Haejoo also posted tributes, but faced considerable backlash, prompting them to delete their posts or issue apologies.

Ava Raine is the daughter of former professional wrestler and Hollywood actor Dwayne Johnson. Born to Dwayne Johnson and his ex-wife Dany Garcia, she joined WWE in 2020 and currently wrestles under the name 'Ava Raine'.

Ava Raine, the eldest daughter of Dwayne Johnson, is forging her own path distinct from her father's immense fame. Despite her powerful on-ring persona, she demonstrates a willingness to voice her opinions on social issues. Her future endeavors in both entertainment and professional wrestling are eagerly anticipated.