What you need to know:
- The reunion, which took place in Belgium during Tomorrowland, the world’s largest EDM festival, was marked by a heartfelt embrace as they celebrated the life of their late co-star, Paul Walker.
- Furious 2 is the only film in the main series of ten that doesn’t feature Vin Diesel as Dom Toretto and remains Devon Aoki’s sole appearance as the character Suki.
Two Fast & Furious Legends Unite Over Shared Tribute to Paul Walker
In a memorable moment for the Fast & Furious franchise, Vin Diesel, 57, and Devon Aoki, 41, met for the first time in the series’ 23-year history. The reunion, which took place in Belgium during Tomorrowland, the world’s largest EDM festival, was marked by a heartfelt embrace as they celebrated the life of their late co-star, Paul Walker.
The touching encounter was captured on social media by Devon and her half-brother, renowned DJ Steve Aoki, 46, who played a key role in bringing them together. Devon shared photos of the meeting with the caption: “Family ❤️ Two decades later, heart is full,” while Steve remarked, “It only took 20 years for this moment.”
The video footage shows the trio sharing a warm embrace and engaging in a meaningful conversation, though the specifics were not audible.
Fast & Furious 2 is the only film in the main series of ten that doesn’t feature Vin Diesel as Dom Toretto and remains Devon Aoki’s sole appearance as the character Suki. The revelation of Devon and Steve’s family connection surprised many fans, who commented on social media, astonished by the link between Suki and Steve Aoki.
The Fast & Furious franchise has been a blockbuster success, continuing to thrive even after the tragic death of Paul Walker in 2013. Walker, who was killed in a car accident while returning from a charity event, remains a cherished figure in the series. The franchise will release its final installment in 2026.
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