Vin Diesel posts Paul Walker Facebook tribute with [VIDEO], 'Fast & Furious' star still grieving over star

The "Fast & Furious" star, Vin Diesel is keeping Paul Walker's memory alive in a new video he posted on Facebook, Tuesday.

 Vin Diesel wrote in the emotional post of the behind-the-scene moment, "A glimpse... of Dom and Brian... off screen," she continued, "You have always been so supportive, especially in these past two months," He shared, "So, I wanted to share something personal that I worked on through the New Year, in honor of my brother Pablo... Paul."

Days after the New Year rang in, the actor reflected precious moments he shared with Walker in a post January 6 "Last New Year, I went with just my family on a very important road trip, partially inspired by my brother Pablo, who was guiding me up the California Coast. This year, despite the offers to travel, I did the same thing. Soul searching, finding the way forward." He added, "The time when Paul and I closed down a press junket in LA... I believe it was the only time in history, that a junket was ever shut down due to driving. Haha, it was the last time the studio ever had cars at a junket that Paul and I were at."

MStars News previously reported:

In December 2013, Vin Diesel paid tribute to his friend Paul Walker in a touching Facebook post.

"There was always moments of child-like laughter...We had accomplished so much by 2013...P.s. The complexities of Brotherhood, and the painful void... of it's absence," Diesel wrote.

The Fast & Furious 7 actor added, "The last scene we filmed together...There was a unique sense of completion, of pride we shared... in the film we were now completing... the magic captured... and, in just how far we've come... Fast and Furious 7 will be released...April 10th 2015! P.s. He'd want you to know first."

Walker and his friend died in a car accident after their 2005 Porsche Carrera GT crashed into a pole and burst into flames. The Los Angeles County coroner's office said the actor's cause of the death was from the "combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries."