Dwayne Johnson Shares Adorable Photo Of Himself Feeding Partner While She Feeds Baby

Sharing a snap of the tiny baby just hours after she was born in April, he wrote: "Blessed and proud to bring another strong girl into this world." Unsurprisingly, he was immediately flooded with congratulations, well-wishes and praise.

Now he's at it again, showing himself to be not only a spot-on dad, but also a pretty decent partner. He posted a photo of him helping to feed Lauren while she feeds Tiana, captioned : "I'll handle this business! Mama has her hands full nursing/feeding Baby Tia, so I'm feedin' mama her dinner. My pleasure.

"So much respect to her and all mamas out there holding it down and running things. Just landed and good to get all my girls settled in.

"Now, I gotta go satisfy my own appetite... Iron Paradise, here I come."

And that noise there was the collective 'aww' of everyone in the world, followed by a groan as every mother in the world elbowed her baby's dad in the ribs for not quite matching up. Thanks, The Rock.

Since the photo surfaced online, the 46-year-old and his growing family have received a lot of love. One person wrote: "This is a stunning photo capturing a moment that will be cherished forever", while another posted: "Respect! This photo says so much about you."

It's the second child for the pair, who also have a two-year-old called Jasmine, and the third for Johnson, who also has a 16-year-old daughter Simone with his ex-wife Dany Garcia.

Speaking on ITV's Lorraine about becoming a dad for the third time, he said: "I thought this time around with baby Tiana, when she was born, it was an incredible experience.

"I've learned you have to be very supportive. You've got to be right there supporting mamma, supporting her with words. I hold hands, I hold legs...I did it all on this!

"The doctor said, 'Do you want to come down here?' I said, 'No, I'm going to stay over here by the head, stay by mamma.' Then I thought, 'You know what? It's my daughter. My third one.' I told Lauren I'd be right back.

"Watching and being part of that process was amazing."

I'll take your word for that one, pal.