The Rock’s Hollywood PDA: Dwayne Johnson Steals the Spotlight as He Publicly Kisses His Wife on the Red Carpet

There is nothing Dwayne Johnson likes more than showing off his pecks.

And the Oscars red carpet was no exception as he planted one on partner Lauren Hashian on Sunday.

The 44-year-old made sure he stood out as always, rocking a deep blue veluor tux jacket with his black trousers, white button-down shirt and dickie bow.

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Showing off his pecks! Dwayne Johnson planted a kiss on partner Lauren Hashian on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday

His 32-year-old other half looked gorgeous in a figure hugging rose gold silk dress.

The thigh-high split showed off her long legs, as well as the matching rose gold studded ankle strap shoes.

Even with the heels, long legs, and voluminous brunette locks, she was still a good half head shorter than he former wrestler beau, who stands at an imposing 6’5″.

The couple have been together for a decade now; they had their first child – a daughter named Jasmine – in December 2015.

PDA: The 44-year-old made sure he stood out as always, rocking a deep blue veluor tux jacket with his black trousers, white button-down shirt and dickie bow

Fab: His 32-year-old other half looked gorgeous in a figure hugging rose gold silk dress

Dwyane already has a 15-year-old daughter – Simone – from his previous relationship with Dany Garcia.

While The Rock himself isn’t nominated, he played a pretty big part in one of the films in two of the big categories.

He starred as the demigod Maui in Moana, which is up for both Best Animated Film, and Best Original Song.

Both categories are stacked: Kubo and the Two Strings, My Life as a Zucchini, The Red Turtle and Zootopia are also up for Best Animated Film.

Wow: The thigh-high split showed off her long legs, as well as the matching rose gold studded ankle strap shoes

People’s champ: Even with the heels, long legs, and voluminous brunette locks, she was still a good half head shorter than he former wrestler beau, who stands at an imposing 6’5″

Meanwhile the song How Far I’ll go competes with The Empty Chair from Jim: The James Foley Story, Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop The Feeling from Trolls, and two from La La Land: Audition (The Fools Who Dream), and City Of Stars.

On the night he introduced Moana’s songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda, who rapped an intro to How Far I’ll Go, which was then performed by 16-year-old Auli’i Cravalho.

Grabbing an the opportunity to blast out a bar of his own song You’re Welcome, he joked about the Academy passing on having him perform on the night.