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Vin Diesel and His Son Share Uplifting Video Message Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

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Vin Diesel and his family are remaining optimistic about the future of humankind amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 52-year-old Fast & Furious actor and his and partner Paloma Jimenez's 10-year-old son, Vincent Sinclair, shared an uplifting message in a video posted on Instagram this weekend. "My son just came out of his Mandarin class, online Mandarin class.

We just wanted to give a quick shout-out and a quick message to the world. What do we wanna say?" the actor asks the boy. "We wanna say that as many ways as the coronavirus can be hurting us, it's also helping us in more ways than it's hurting us," Vincent says. "And way number one, it's making us feel like a global family.

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