Tony Hawk is teaching his daughter how to skateboard
Tony Hawk is teaching his daughter how to skateboard and it’s completely melting our hearts.
The skateboarding legend shared a video over the weekend on Twitter of the moment he shared with his 10-year-old daughter Kadence.
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“My daughter overcoming her fear in real time (wait for it). I might have been more nervous than she was,” the caption reads.
My daughter overcoming her fear in real time (wait for it). I might have been more nervous than she was.
???⬇️ pic.twitter.com/IG6awFIHA3— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) February 23, 2019
The video shows Hawk celebrating when his daughter goes down a ramp without falling, and it’s probably one of the most adorable things ever.
Many people responded to the moment on Twitter, including Sleeping With Sirens’ Kellin Quinn.
“This legit made me tear up! Nothing like father/daughter love!” Quinn wrote on Twitter.
This legit made me tear up! Nothing like father/daughter love!
— Kellin Quinn (@Kellinquinn) February 24, 2019
We couldn’t agree more with Quinn, this is just too cute.
In other news, it was recently revealed that Hawk almost had his own skateboarding-themed version of Space Jam.
The movie was set to be called Skate Jam, and was set to release in 2003. Hawk shared the story on Twitter.
“In 2003, I was requested to meet with Warner Brothers about doing a film tentatively titled ‘Skate Jam’,” Hawk revealed in his Twitter post. “They were bringing back Looney Tunes with ‘Back In Action’ & then wanted to start on my project immediately. A week later ‘Back In Action’ bombed & ‘Skate Jam’ was shelved forever.”
in 2003, I was requested to meet with Warner Brothers about doing a film tentatively titled “Skate Jam.” They were bringing back Looney Tunes with “Back In Action” & then wanted to start on my project immediately. A week later Back In Action bombed & Skate Jam was shelved forever pic.twitter.com/9giKzBnlWH
— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) January 5, 2019
Instead, Warner Bros. is currently working on Space Jam 2 with Lebron James, which just got a premiere date of June 2021.
What do you think of Hawk teaching his daughter how to skate? Sound off in the comments!
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