It is no secret that Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart’s friendship on and off-screen is full of banter. There is never a dull moment with these two, and Hart’s recent comment about Johnson’s brush with the law is more proof of this. The WWE star was recently pulled over by the police at a traffic stop, and his longtime friend did not hesitate to troll him.
Kevin Hart reacts to Dwayne Johnson’s traffic stop
On April 30, the Moana star attended co-star Emily Blunt’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in Los Angeles. While commuting, the police reportedly pulled him over for violating traffic rules due to his tinted car windows.
As per TMZ, a video showed Dwayne Johnson dressed in his all-cream outfit as he calmly handled the situation and fully cooperated with the cop. A day later, Kevin Hart was walking by Miami’s Carbone Beach Club when a paparazzi asked him if he was the one who called the cops on Johnson.
The comedian’s response echoed the playful dynamic between the two. he said, “Was I the one that called the cops on The Rock? No, but I would. I f*****g would….” When the paparazzi questioned why he would do that to his friend, Hart hilariously responded, “Because he’s a piece of s**t, that’s why” (via TMZ).
Johnson has not yet commented on this jibe from Hart. However, them sharing such friendly banter over the years is quite known. In March, the duo had a back-and-forth that reflected their dynamic well. Hart shared a clip of Johnson eating on the Jumanji 4 set, which he had filmed without his knowledge.
Initially, the Hobbs & Shaw actor expressed his annoyance, commenting, “You MF! Let the man eat in peace with his little tin, and big ass spoon.” A week later, he shared the same clip along with Kevin Hart’s commentary.
In the post’s caption, Dwayne Johnson wrote, “I want to hate this so bad and punch [Kevin Hart] right in his little Keebler elf face, but dammit my jaws hurt from belly laughing at his commentary.” Evidently, the transition from wanting to punch his face to “belly laughing” perfectly sums up their bromance, as does Hart’s recent comment on Johnson.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on Mandatory.
