Danny DeVito And Dwayne Johnson Become Wedding Crashers In Mexico
Danny DeVito and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson crashed a wedding reception of one lucky couple over the weekend. This incredible wedding surprise happened in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where DeVito and Johnson were promoting their new movie, “Jumanji: The Next Level”
As reported by Entertainment Weekly, the unforgettable event was captured on video and then was posted to Johnson’s Instagram, captioned: “I’ve never crashed a wedding, but with Devito this was truly UNFORGETTABLE.”
The video shows DeVito and Johnson sipping tequila after their day promoting the movie when they hear the sound of a crowd cheering and having a blast. They then discuss crashing the wedding.
It cuts to them entering the venue from a side entrance, where the two of them grab microphones and serenade the newlyweds with Nat King Cole’s “Unforgettable.”
As the crowd cheered their grand entrance, the confused bride got up, looked around and said “What is happening,” before gasping at the two of them singing to her and her groom.
DeVito and Johnson hugged the bride and groom and took pictures with people before heading out for the night. Before leaving, they had a few final words, some words of advice: “Big house so you don’t have to bump into her,” DeVito jokingly said.
DeVito has been married to actress Rhea Perlman since 1982, with whom he shares 3 children. Johnson also recently married his longtime girlfriend over the summer, according to ABC News. The two of them finally offered up some sound advice: “Yes, honey, you are right,” five words the “Jumanji” co-stars advised the groom, Will, to live by.
According to the Daily Mail, Hart also joined the pair in Mexico after his incredible recovery. Hart recently suffered a severe back injury after a car crash just two months ago in September. He had extensive back surgery to repair the damage, and yet has been posting workout vids to his Instagram, showing a very quick and very strong recovery.
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