Dakota Johnson: the girl with a bottle of iced coffee, ready to tell a dad joke

In a recent video interview from the Vogue Ask Away series, Dakota shows herself not as a glamorous star, but as… a girl with a bottle of iced coffee, ready to tell a dad joke.

In a recent video interview from the Vogue Ask Away series, Dakota shows herself not as a glamorous star, but as… a girl with a bottle of iced coffee, ready to tell a dad joke.

This moment reminds us that behind the glitz and premieres lives a person who loves to laugh and even allows herself a little silliness. And that’s wonderful — when the actress whose face graces magazine covers suddenly tells a joke about a “blind deer,” she makes the world feel a little closer.

In the interview, Dakota shared that she recently got a puppy named Tokyo. And here comes the awkward moment: she admitted that she hired a dog trainer… and regretted it. The reason: “a big scam.”

What’s the point? Even stars deal with the same everyday dilemmas we do: choosing a puppy, training, expenses, doubts. A human, real moment — and all the more valuable for it. If you have a pet, you’ll understand.

Yes, it’s no myth: Dakota loves the fast-food chain In‑N‑Out Burger. Her order? “Double-Double, animal style.”

It’s interesting that even an international star enjoys simple pleasures: a burger, a cozy corner, her own choice. A reminder that life doesn’t have to be only champagne and black caviar — you can just grab a burger and be happy.

Dakota isn’t afraid to recall the past — how she used to wear low-rise jeans, and that she liked them. She also admits she doesn’t know if she snores — “only if she eats gluten.” Vogue

These confidential, slightly playful details create the effect of “she’s like us.” Not just an actress, but a person. And that makes her more relatable, closer to the magazine reader, closer to us.

In the interview, a piece of advice from her mother, Melanie Griffith, comes up:

“Go for the thing that makes your heart beat the fastest.”
This phrase is like a gentle call: aim not for the “comfortable” or the “safe,” but for what makes your heart race. It may sound simple, but words like these often change lives.

Dakota Johnson is not just the face of a fashion magazine cover. She’s a reminder that behind the stage, behind the cameras, behind the expensive dresses, lives a person with favorite food, a puppy, funny jokes, and personal doubts. And that’s what makes her a heroine for us — ordinary women who don’t want to be perfect, but alive and real.