Paul Walker’s Daughter Meadow Gushes About ‘Family’ Vin Diesel And His Daughter Hania

Jordana Brewster had something she never had the chance to say to Paul Walker, her co-star in “The Fast Saga” until his accidental death in 2013.

Fast & Furious franchise introduces a new member of the family: Cardi B.The “Bodak Yellow” rapper has a small role in the upcoming F9 film, and according to one of the franchise’s biggest stars, Vin Diesel, she delivers quite the performance.

“You don’t turn your back on family.” The late Paul Walker‘s daughter, Meadow, paid tribute to him by walking the red carpet at the F9 premiere in Los Angeles.

It’s familia.

Jordana Brewster and Paul Walker played an on-screen couple in the Fast & Furious movies and we’ve just learned about the crushes that they had on each other.

Fast & Furious' lead cast walked down the red carpet for F9 premiere on Friday, June 18. The star-studded red carpet event was attended by Vin Diesel, Charlize Theron, Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, Anna Sawai among others.

Jordana Brewster shows off a little leg in a stunning pink gown at the premiere of F9 held at TCL Chinese Theatre on Friday night (June 18) in Hollywood.

As Universal Pictures releases “F9” later this month, there has been speculation from “Fast & Furious” fans how they’ll continue the cash-cow run of action films once everything is tied up with “Fast & Furious 10” or “Fast & Furious 11.” However, the most recent installment has already earned an impressive $270.6 million globally, ahead of its domestic release.

It is not every day that Vin Diesel attends a major event with his kids. So, on Thursday (June 17), the 53-year-old star’s real family met his cinematic one.

Vin Diesel is playing coy about Meadow Walker adding to her dad Paul Walker’s legacy in the “Fast & Furious” franchise.

Vin Diesel is starring in the newest installment of the Fast and Furious film franchise, and revealed he hasn’t ruled out finding an onscreen role for his late co-star Paul Walker‘s daughter. “When the tragedy happened back in 2013, we stopped filming Furious 7 for about five months because we were wrapping our heads around what we were going to do, while mourning,” Vin told E! in a June 17 interview.

Fast and Furious star Vin Diesel recently spoke to E! News and opened up about new stars joining the F&F franchise. Regarding an onscreen role for Paul Walker's daughter, the 53-year-old actor, shared why it's been important to him that the franchise allow Paul's character, Brian O'Conner, to live on in its cinematic world.

Vin Diesel is attached to two major franchises including Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy and Fast and the Furious. In his recent interview, the actor spoke about his Marvel character Groot and its connection to his kids, as well as dropped a major hint about Marvel's plans for his character in an upcoming project.

As anticipation increases for the release of Fast & Furious 9 aka F9, there is a bittersweet feeling amongst loyal fans of the franchise because the upcoming F10 and F11 mark the concluding chapters of the cherished, beyond successful saga, which began with Vin Diesel and Paul Walker.

, has yet to open in U.S. theaters, the movie already earned more than $270 million overseas.

Fast & Furious 9's Tyrese Gibson has opened up about continuing the movie franchise following the death of Paul Walker. It's been eight years since the Brian O'Conner actor's tragic passing, and two instalments (excluding spin-offs) have been released since – with another on the way later this month – and Gibson has reflected on how the rest of the cast were able to carry on after the loss of their much-loved co-star.

With Fast & Furious 9 aka F9 finally hitting theatre screens at the end of the month, Vin Diesel also made the heartbreaking announcement that F10 and F11 will conclude The Fast Saga for good.

LOS ANGELES -- Vin Diesel made a mark as the street racer patriarch in the “Fast and Furious” franchise, but the storyline starring his longstanding character will soon come to an end.Diesel said in an interview Thursday with The Associated Press that the “Fast and Furious” saga will conclude after two more films following the upcoming ninth installment, “F9,” which releases in theaters June 25.