It looks like Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, have signed the truce pact with each other, as the latest photo posted by the production team of "Fast 8" shows them smiling wide, which many feels is an indication that their feud is over.
The production team of "Fast 8" has shared a family photo of the cast members with Diesel, Johnson, and all others, Entertainment Tonight reported. Along with the photo, there is also a caption in which the team has thanked the fans profusely for their support and love.
Expressing gratitude to the cast members, the captions says that the team of "Fast 8" began in Cuba and then moved on to Iceland, New York, and Atlanta. Now, as it heads into the final leg of shooting, it takes the opportunity to thanks all those who have worked hard over the past 100 days to bring alive a movie that is going to be another credible instalment of the "Fast and the Furious" franchise.
The moment the post hit Facebook, fans heaved a sigh of relief as the picture and the amiable caption seemed to give a strong indication that the two actors are back to being friends with each other. Notably, a feud erupted between the two after Dwayne took to social media, calling one of his male costars names, and it was referred to Diesel, Belfast Telegraph reported. This is because Tyrese Gibson immediately issued a post on Instagram, suggesting that he was not the target of The Rock's rant.
Reportedly, Diesel later confronted Dwayne on the sets of "Fast 8" and walked off after finishing their last scene, making it clear that the comment did not go down well with him. He also posted a cryptic video on Instagram hinting to fans that he will tell everything. However, before he could post a tell-all video, the family photo came out.
What is more, The Rock posted about the conflict on Instagram, stating that conflicts happen in a family and members only get better from it. So, now there is no room for doubt and fans of the actors must definitely be feeling happy as the differences have been completely resolved.