Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is well-known in the movie industry all around the world, and he has experience playing superheroes.

He began acting in 2001 using his birth name, Dwayne Johnson, and has since made a name for himself as one of the most likable and lucrative movie stars in the world.

He frequently gives back to his passionate fans and offers a portion of his star status to humanitarian causes.

Most recently, he performed for a young kid who is receiving treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia by singing a song from the Disney movie Moana.

Rich and April Harris have seven children, with three-year-old Hyrum Harris being the youngest. In addition to epilepsy,

asthma, recurrent croup, and a rare food allergy known as Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome, Hyrum was born with Down syndrome.

Hyrum was informed in October 2019 that he has acute lymphoblastic leukemia in addition to his exceedingly critical medical issues.

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common type of cancer in children, has a one in three probability of developing in

Down syndrome children. Boys are more likely than girls to develop this type of cancer. It is projected that Hyrum will need to have chemotherapy for three years in particular.

April asserts that despite all of these difficulties and his many trips to the hospital, Hyrum always manages to smile.

The phrase ‘I Strong’ was taught to him by his family, and he now confidently utters it anytime he faces a problem.

Despite getting countless requests for help, Dwayne Johnson took the time to give Hyrum a word of hope.

He sang a few lines from the Moana song ‘You’re Welcome’ in the video, and he also paid tribute to the young child on Instagram.

Hyrum’s parents, who said that their son ‘watched carefully’ as Dwayne Johnson sung the song, were utterly astounded by the actor’s kindness.’

Hyrum would point to his chest and repeatedly say ‘Hyrum’in a soft and wonderful voice whenever Dwayne mentioned his name, as if he was aware that this was a very important moment for him.

Hyrum’s eyes widened incredibly significantly as he began to sing. He had a huge smile, April remarked.

I started singing ‘You’re Welcome’ along with the video right away. It affected people emotionally.

People who love and serve Hyrum benefit from his infectious smile, which he always sports.

The family has set up a GoFundMe page to ask for financial support for the family’s medical expenses.