Vin Diesel surprises German couple on wedding day with unexpected gift
German actor and influencer Matthias Höhn shares wedding photos with wife joined by 'Fast X' star Vin Diesel
Vin Diesel surprised a German couple with an unexpected gesture they’ll never forget.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the Fast X star made a surprise appearance at the wedding photoshoot of German actor and influencer Matthias Höhn and his partner Lejla in Munich on Saturday.
While the newlyweds were posing for their photos, the iconic Fast & Furious actor unexpectedly showed up.
Matthias shared a TikTok video of the encounter, which quickly went viral with over 4 million views. The video captures the couple twirling and embracing before Diesel’s arrival.
Dressed in gym shorts and a sleeveless tank top, the 57-year-old actor hopped out of his car, greeted the couple with a handshake, and struck a heart gesture with his hands before joining them for a photo.
Matthias captioned the video saying, "[translated] He just came up to us." Lejla reposted the video with the caption translated as "Simply a fever dream."
Reportedly, Diesel is currently in Europe for training for the next instalment of the Riddick Saga.
He happened to be in the same part of Munich where the couple was taking their photos. Seemingly unable to resist, he decided to crash their shoot and make their day even more special.
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