Vin Diesel marked a milestone moment for the Fast & Furious franchise with a personal reunion alongside Meadow Walker, daughter of his late co-star Paul Walker. In an Instagram video shared March 2, Diesel described the gathering as a “Sunday family dinner,” celebrating nearly 25 years since the original film debuted in June 2001.
Diesel, 58, reflected on the franchise’s longevity and the bond that continues to connect its cast and extended family. Meadow, 27, who made a cameo appearance in 2023’s Fast X, joined him in sharing excitement about an upcoming museum exhibit featuring cars from the long-running series.
The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles will open a new exhibit beginning March 14, showcasing screen-used vehicles and production prototypes from across the 11-film saga. The display commemorates the franchise’s quarter-century milestone and highlights some of its most recognizable builds.
Diesel also noted that merchandise from the Paul Walker Foundation—founded by Meadow after her father’s passing in 2013—will be available at the exhibit. The foundation supports initiatives in ocean conservation and wildlife protection. Diesel is expected to reprise his role as Dominic Toretto in the franchise’s next installment, currently slated for release in 2028.
