Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been accused of many things throughout his Hollywood career, including his hold on the film industry and how the former wrestler ruined any franchise he touches. However, who would have thought that another title The Rock would add to his already long list would be “kidnapper”?
Former wrestler Trenesha Biggers, also known as Rhaka Khan, has filed a $3 billion (~RM13,752,000,000) lawsuit against Johnson and various other actors, wrestlers, industries and even entire states including the details can all be read. here. Despite having no solid evidence to back up her outrageous claims, Johnson was given the guilty treatment until proven guilty. Plus, it looks like Hollywood has had the last laugh, as some have started to part ways with the actor over the lawsuit.
Biggers filed a lawsuit in October 2022; the case remained largely dormant until February 2023, when an official investigation was fully opened to verify the validity of the TNA wrestler’s claims. She alleges that The Rock and various other entities conspired to kidnap her and her children. Johnson is on particularly thin ice, as he has been named as the mastermind and ringleader behind the alleged kidnapping.
The case is still pending as Biggers has paid his legal costs in full, allowing the lawsuit to go ahead. If Biggers somehow manages to win the case, it would leave the actor penniless, along with several other personalities. According to reports, Johnson is already feeling the pressure and running into all sorts of trouble because of it, as Disney has ended its partnership with him for all future productions and films.
There have been talks of a live-action remake of the popular 2016 movie Moana, and it’s been met with mixed reception. And while the rumors have yet to materialize, plans for the live-action Moana may come to a sudden halt because of this decision. And while there’s no concrete evidence to back up the claim that Disney is boycotting Johnson, the company has been known to sever ties with actors the moment they become embroiled in controversy — similarly to Johnny. Depp was fired from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise amid controversy. Amber Heard trial.
