LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Paul Walker’s only daughter Meadow Walker is all set to carry on with her late father’s legacy as she will be making a cameo in the tenth installment of the ‘Fast & Furious’ movie which has been titled ‘Fast X’. Fans are thrilled to see the scion of the Walker family take up the baton after Paul Walker’s last appearance in ‘Fast & Furious 7’.
The 24-year-old model, who is married to actor Louis Thornton-Allan, recently shared the news about her cameo on her social media with a snap of her from the film. However, Meadow’s appearance in the Louis Leterrier directorial is not the first time she is appearing in any ‘Fast’ movie as she also had a cameo in ‘Fast & Furious 9’.
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She captioned the post, “A preview of my cameo in Fast X.” Then reminiscing about the time the first movie was released, Meadow wrote, “The first fast was released when I was one year old!” Recounting how she grew up watching superstars Vin Diesel, Jordana Brewster, Michelle Rodriguez, and Ludacris on the screen, she wrote, “I grew up on set watching my father, Vin, Jordana, Michelle, Chris and more on the monitors.”
She further added, “Thanks to my dad, I was born into the fast family. I can’t believe now I get to be up there too. With those who have been around to see me grow up.” She did not forget to thank the director as she quipped, “Thank you @louisleterrierpro for your kindness, patience and support. It feels like you’ve been part of the family since we started, I’m happy it’s just the beginning.”
Meadow also thanked her father’s best friend Brandon Birtell and wrote, “Special shoutout to my dad’s best friend who is now my best friend @bbirtell, this wouldn’t have been possible without you. I am so blessed to be able to honor my father’s legacy and share this with him forever x.” She concluded the post by sending love and wrote, “I love you all so much.”
Being a part of the ‘fast family’
Meadow Walker, who is having a successful modeling career with Proenza Schouler and Givenchy, is already considered a part of the ‘Fast’ family. In August 2021, she got married to actor Louis Thornton-Allan. In October 2021, Meadow was given away to her groom by her father’s co-star Vin Diesel in an intimate wedding. Diesel is also her godfather.
In 2015, she founded a charitable organization called The Paul Walker Foundation through which she has continued to maintain her father’s legacy of philanthropic work. Meadow is the daughter of Paul Walker and Rebecca Soteros.
Paul died in a fatal car crash in Southern California in 2013 at the age of 40. During the time of the accident, he was sitting in the passenger seat of a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT, which was driven by a racing team partner. The car crashed into a light pole and burst into flames.
People on social media reacted to Meadow's Instagram post. Scott Eastwood gushed, “He was so proud of you!!!! He is smiling about this right now!!” Her post even elicited a reaction from Vin Diesel, who commented with an emoji. “Wait WHAT!!! YOURE IN THE MOVIE ?!!!!!” exclaimed her husband in an epic reaction!
A fan commented, “OMG!!! this is so emotional Thanks to Paul Walker, we've all become lovers of cars and Fast and Furious... Paul is so proud of you Meadow .” “You’re in the movie?! That’s awesome. I’m excited to see your part,” one fan wrote.
'Your dad would be proud'
"Ok. Will watch Fast X for Meadow Walker," declared one fan who would be watching the movie just for Meadow. Another jubilated, "That’s awesome! Your dad would be proud," as they recalled her famous father.
However, one dissenter said, "She secured a part in her dad’s movie franchise. Has nothing to do w legacy." Another remarked scathingly, "Does she crash and die irresponsibly?" One fan commented, "Wow, I'm sure Paul Walker would be thrilled to know his legacy is being honored by another "Fast" movie. It's not like they've already made 9 of them or anything..."
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