Dwayne Johnson paid a heartfelt tribute to a brave three-year-old leukemia survivor. The Rock sent the boy an encouraging message, which cheered him.

Dwayne Johnson is unquestionably a superhero in real life. In a recent Instagram post, he expressed his admiration for a courageous 3-year-old fan suffering from Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, and he made sure that his video message made the young boy happy.

The cute young kid is a huge fan of Maui from the film Moana, watching it about ten times a day, and when The Rock found out, he tried to cheer him up by giving him a nice homage and singing him a line from the song “You’re welcome.”

“This request came across my desk and struck me right in the stomach,” the 49-year-old actor said on Twitter. Hyrum Harris, a three-year-old kid, is somewhere out there. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, complicated by Down syndrome, has been identified.

April and Rich Harris, Hyrum’s parents, were caught off guard by the actor’s kindness and noted that their son “intently” watched the film. April went on to say that the video message meant a lot to her family.

The outpouring of affection for the 3-year-old stunned the Harris family, which includes six older children. Anyone who wants to contribute to the three-year-old GoFundMe old’s page to help with the family’s medical expenses is welcome to do so.