In an Instagram reel shared on Saturday, Jan. 18, the Moana actor, 52, revealed that he got covered in makeup during a wild makeover session with his daughters Jasmine, 9 and Tiana, 6.

“What started off with my two tornadoes, Jazzy and Tia asking, ‘Daddy can we just put some eye shadow on you’ and me saying — ‘yes but make it quick and make it cool, because I gotta go to the gym’ ... #papabearduties,’"Dwayne wrote in the caption of the post.

Half of his face was painted with bright pink lipstick in the clip, while more makeup was smeared all over his nose and eyes.

He sat stony-faced in his daughters’ bedroom as the song “The Sound of Silence” by Simon & Garfunkel played in the background.

One of Dwayne’s daughters laughed behind him as she applied makeup to the top of his head, which was already covered in stickers and a broken piece of lipstick. Meanwhile, his second daughter drew a necklace on his neck using lipstick.

The clip ended with Dwayne staring at the camera frowning.

Despite his unenthusiastic expression in the video, the actor shared that he’s making the most of his time with his girls — however they wish to spend it —  before they grow up.

“(Hey I know they won’t always be little or prefer hanging out with daddy when they’re older, but they’ll always be my baby girls so I’ll take this abuse all day long — bring it on ????????),” he wrote.

The father of three added in the comment section, “The disrespect of breaking lipstick ???? on my head ????????‍???? and then painting it with nail polish ????????.”

Dwayne shares his two youngest daughters Jasmine and Tiana with his wife of 15 years, Lauren Hashian. He also has a 23-year-old daughter Simone Garcia Johnson, shared with his ex-wife Dany Garcia.

Dwayne recently attended the 2025 Golden Globes with eldest daughter Simone on Jan. 5.

Speaking about his daughters and his nominated film Moana 2 at the ceremony, he told E!, "Of everything that I love about Moana, the thing that I love most is my daughters, all three of my daughters, see themselves in Moana.”

“I get to run around, with my long hair as Maui … and embolden our young girls—it's awesome,” he added.