Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson recently got a makeover, and can we say it was absolutely perfect! Over the Christmas holiday weekend, the actor’s younger daughters decided to give their dad a truly splendid new look. Like the great father he is, Johnson took it all in great spirits and posted it on his Instagram for the world to see and enjoy!

The Makeup

Dwayne Johnson’s daughters Jasmine, seven, and Tiana, four, both seemed hard at work in this video trying to get their dad ready for Christmas. Johnson is seen wearing a Harley Quinn wig while Jasmine applies some makeup on his face. The Black Adam actor asks the girl why they are pressing the applicator so hard! Tiana comments that her father is looking pretty (and we agree). The Rock also continuously asks for reassurance from his kids on whether he looks cool or not. Lastly, he decides that he needs a tutu!

The Second Video

In a second video, the two girls order the former professional wrestler to stand up so they can put the tutu on him. When it turned out that the tutu could only fit one of Johnson’s thighs, they turned it upside down and put it on his head instead. Dwayne Johnson also adorably posted the video on his socials despite protesting in the clip that he absolutely won’t! He captioned it, stating that it was his first morning back home and his daughters were already insisting on giving ‘Dwanta Claus’ a makeup! He finished it by saying that if he looks as cool as he feels, he’s winning!

The Family

Dwayne Johnson’s love for his family is evident in his posts! The actor shares his two younger daughters with his wife, Lauren Hashian. His elder daughter Simone, 21, whom he shares with ex-wife Dany Garcia, is currently following in her father’s footsteps and has joined the world of wrestling.

It seems that the wonders buried beneath our surface will never run out. Recently, the mysterious skeleton of a headless horse was discovered buried alongside its rider. The remains were found in a medieval graveyard in the southern town of Knittlingen in Germany. Several other artifacts were also found buried along with the remains. The expedition was led by archeologist Folke Damminger of the Stuttgart Regional Council’s State Office for Monument Preservation. The cemetery was first uncovered by accident in 1920, during ongoing construction work.

The Era of Discovery

The expedition was led by archeologist Folke Damminger of the Stuttgart Regional Council’s State Office for Monument Preservation. The cemetery was first uncovered by accident in 1920, during ongoing construction work. According to the archeologists from the office, the remains date back some 1,400 years. During that time, the Merovingian dynasty ruled the area. They were a Frankish family who reigned from 450 – 751 AD and were responsible for uniting much of what is now France and Central Europe.

A Headless Horse, a Body, and Some Mysterious Artifacts

The horse and the man were found buried in one of the 110 graves the archeologists examined. The other graves included scenes of simple burial, while others had wooden coffins and some more elaborate timbered burial chambers. Weapons including arrowheads, lanes, shields, and swords were found buried alongside many men. Luxury items, like a gold brooch, were also found in some graves. Other artifacts uncovered included amulets, arm rings, belt hangers, earrings, pearl necklaces, and robe clasps, along with bronze bowls, combs, knives, and ceramic vessels that, analysis has indicated, once contained food for the dead. Not only this, but the site also has a handful of Neolithic ceramic fragments, dating back to 5000-4500 BC. Dr. Dramminger has stated that these artifacts were found as Knittlingen’s location is in an old, fertile settlement landscape, which explained the Stone Age findings. The remains and the other artifacts will be transported to Rastatt for analysis, while the team will continue to look for more such interesting finds.