Kevin Hart Celebrates 'Fatherhood' In WWE’s RKO Style: 'Nobody Is Safe Around Me'

Kevin Hart is a happy man these days as his newly-dropped movie, "Fatherhood," is trending at No. #1 on Netflix. The comedian celebrated his film’s success in WWE's RKO style at a poolside.

Hart shared a video clip on his Instagram on Tuesday in which he was seen telling the camera, "Stone cold stunner." He then ran towards a friend standing near the pool and gave him an RKO (Real Knockout). The 41-year-old comedian was seen wearing shorts and flaunting his body near the poolside.

"Nobody is safe around me," Hart captioned the video clip along with laughing emoji" "#LiveLoveLaugh ....I’m sorry this is a RKO."

The term RKO became popular after a professional wrestler Randy Keith Orton finished his fights with a new variation of "Jumping Cutter."

Hart also added a compilation clip on his Instagram account from the movie that premiered on June 18. It is based on a single father's journey following the sudden death of his wife.

"#1 Movie on @netflix ....If you haven’t seen it yet what are you waiting for????" he captioned the post. "Go watch it now on @netflix NOOOWWW #Fatherhood."

Hart had also shared two separate posts Monday that featured him dancing alone. In one of the videos, he was seen enjoying himself on the dance floor, and in the end, he dived into the pool.

"When you find out that Fatherhood is #1 on Netflix for the entire weekend....," he captioned the post. "God is GOOOOOOOD!!!!!! I love u all....thank you!!!!! Go watch Fatherhood on @netflix NOOOOOWWWWW"

In the second post, the comedian was seen walking alone and smelling the flowers on his way to the poolside.

"Live love & laugh.....Positive vibes only....I love y’all," he captioned. "I’m blown away by the reaction from Fatherhood.....woooooooow!!!!! Make sure u check it out on @netflix NOOOOOWWWW."

On Sunday, Hart got candid with Will Smith on Father's Day edition of "Red Table Talk." During the interview, the comedian spoke about his cheating scandal and how it affected his kids.

The comedian will be next seen in "The Man from Toronto," which is slated to release on Jan. 14, 2022.