Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a cinema celebrity all over the world, and playing superheroes is nothing new for him. Since making the transition to acting in 2001 under his birth name, Dwayne Johnson, he has established himself as one of the most charismatic and financially successful movie stars in the world.

He often donates part of his celebrity power to charitable causes and gives back to his devoted followers. Most recently, he sang a song from the Disney film Moana for a young supporter who is undergoing treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

Hyrum Harris is the youngest of seven children that Rich and April Harris have, and he just turned three years old. Hyrum was born with Down syndrome, and he has already been diagnosed with epilepsy, asthma, chronic croup, and a rare food allergy called Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome.

In addition to these extremely serious medical conditions, Hyrum was told in October 2019 that he had acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

Children who have Down syndrome have a one in three chance of having acute lymphoblastic leukemia, which is the most prevalent form of cancer in children. The risk of developing this kind of cancer is higher in boys than in girls. Particularly for Hyrum, it is anticipated that he would have to undergo chemotherapy for a period of three years.

April claims that despite all of these challenges and his regular visits to the hospital, Hyrum still manages to have a grin on his face.

Words to the effect of “I Strong” were instilled in him by his family, and now he uses them with self-assurance whenever he is confronted with a challenge.

Dwayne Johnson took the time to offer a message of hope to Hyrum despite receiving hundreds of pleas for his assistance. A few words from the song “You’re Welcome” from Moana were sung by him in the video, and he also paid respect to the little child on Instagram.

The generosity shown by the actor completely astonished Hyrum’s parents, who revealed that their son “watched carefully” as Dwayne Johnson sang the song. ” Every time Dwayne spoke Hyrum’s name, Hyrum would gesture to his chest and say “Hyrum” in a delicate and lovely voice over and over again, as though he was aware that this was something very significant for him.

When he started to sing, Hyrum’s eyes widened extremely dramatically. April said, He smiled so big. Immediately began singing “You’re Welcome” along with the video. It had an emotional impact.”

The grin that Hyrum always wears is contagious and has a healing effect on people who love and serve him.

A GoFundMe page has been established by the family in order to solicit financial assistance for the family’s healthcare costs.