In a clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Johnson, 50, says that she feels “so relaxed” and “great” following the procedure — while still feeling the effects of the anesthesia.

“Sticking cameras in your booty. That’s a little cumbersome, you know,” she sleepily explains as Norris and son Jaden laugh at the clip. “For a moment I have a bit of a panic when I first started. I was just like I got scared but I just want people to know that it was very easeful process. I feel good. I feel extra good because I’m on the other side.”

In 2019, Dwayne Johnson filmed his own colonoscopy when doctors found a precancerous polyp and shared the results in a 17-minute long video on YouTube. The clip now has nearly four million views.”You know, when I decided I wanted to shoot this as a vlog, it was much more, READ MORE BELOW

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Three women died this morning while traveling on the Tepic-Mazatlán freeway at the San Blas intersection, near the town of El Jicote, in Tepic, Nayarit. Another person was injured in the accident.

Through tears, she explained her husband, lost in the war decades ago, had buried it for her to find if he never returned. The letter was addressed to the family he never met, filled with love, forgiveness, and hope for unity. Mrs. Cartwright, moved by his words, agreed—after some hesitation—to share them with her estranged children.

She hosted a small gathering, and as the letters were read aloud, the room filled with tears, laughter, and long-overdue reconnection. Decades of silence began to melt away.

Later, Mrs. Cartwright handed me a small locket from the box, saying I was part of the story now. I promised to keep it safe. Over the next weeks, we sifted through the past together, and her once-fractured family stayed close. What began as an ordinary afternoon became a lesson in love, memory, and the quiet power of words finally heard.