LOS ANGELES Dwayne The Rock Johnson shared some unfortunate news on his home front: He and his family tested positive for the coronavirus. Johnson announced their diagnosis in an 11-plus minute video on Instagram on Wednesday. He said his daughters bounced back after having sore throats for a couple days. But for Johnson and his wife, he said they both had a rough go.Johnson said he and his family caught the virus from close family friends, who told him they did not know where they contracted the virus. He made several suggestions to combat the virus such as wearing a mask, boost your immune system and commit to wellness.

Being an Olympic Gold medalist or a five-time champion obviously means you are a top athlete, but does that mean you can excel at any sport? Two top athletes find out tonight on The Titan Games hosted by Dwayne The Rock Johnson. Before these two athletes compete in the game, they joined Jason Carr live via Skype to talk about what it takes to compete in The Titan Games, especially since they were handpicked by the The Rock to compete. You can find out tonight when The Titan Games airs at 8pm on Local 4. To see what both Teter and Woodley have to say about working with The Rock himself, click on the video above.

Shields has always been a fan of The Rock so meeting him was a highlight of her career. She says The Rock is big and strong and nice and she is honored to be a Titan. As a football player he focused on cardio but he also realized he had to start incorporating workouts for 'Titan Games challenges like lifting objects and climbing ladders. 'The Titan Games premieres Monday, May 25th with a 2-hour episode starting at 8 p.m. on Local 4. Watch the video to learn more about what Shields thinks about competing on NBCs Titan Games.