Don Johnson Reveals Dakota Johnson’s Reaction After He Cut Her Off From The Family Payroll When She Chose Acting Over College

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Dakota Johnson's dad Don Johnson has opened up about the conversation he had with his daughter over finances when she was growing up, and what her response was when he said he would have to cut her off. This week Don, 71, appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers and spoke about a rule he had with his five children when it comes to finances.

Confidence is key! Don Johnson cut daughter Dakota Johnson off financially when she was still a teenager, but she wasn’t sweating it a bit.

Gallery: Did you know that these stars are dyslexic? (BANG Showbiz)"I went, 'OK, you know what that means? You won't be on the payroll anymore. ' " The 'Knives Out' star asked his daughter how she was "going to manage", and she replied: "Don't you worry about it".

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Don Johnson has opened up about the moment he told his daughter Dakota that she wouldn't be able to "stay on the payroll" anymore after deciding not to attend college to instead pursue an acting career. MORE: Dakota Johnson gives a tour of her quirky Los Angeles homeThe actor, 71, appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers and revealed the one rule he has for all of his five children.

Don Johnson is not afraid to lay down the law in his household. The "Miami Vice" star, 71, appeared on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Tuesday where he touched upon daughter Dakota’s success in the film industry, why she was cut off from the family payroll after high school and if she ever asks for career advice.

 Dakota Johnson  went into show business as an actress considering her parents are actress  Melanie Griffith  and actor Don Johnson. Although she might have had famous parents, that doesn’t mean her parents didn’t teach her the value of a dollar.A post shared by MELANIE (@melaniegriffith)Her father virtually appeared on Tuesday’s episode of ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’ and talked about a time when his daughter Dakota was in high school.

Dakota Johnson's post-high school life didn't exactly involve a flush bank account, particularly after her famous father, Don Johnson, cut her off.While appearing on "Late Night With Seth Meyers," the "Miami Vice" legend spoke about his actress daughter and said she was off "the payroll" for refusing to go to college."The funny thing about her is—we have a rule in the family that, you know, if you stay in school, you get to stay on the payroll.

Where do we get this kind of confidence??