Jason Momoa Twins With His Kids on the Red Carpet and They Look So Grown Up!
Hollywood A-lister Jason Momoa turned his Chief of War premiere into a family affair on Friday, July 18, 2025, when he rocked matching outfits with his kids on the red carpet in Ko Olina, Hawaii!
The Aquaman star stepped out with his 16-year-old son Nakoa-Wolf and 17-year-old daughter Lola twinning in what appeared to be traditional tribal elements. Jason looked powerful in a fur cape carrying two bone daggers and a bone necklace, while his son rocked a tank top with a neckpiece made of teeth and a similar cape. Lola wore a brown dress with cutouts and a little matching capelet on top.
Jason also brought his girlfriend, actress Adria Arjona, to the Apple TV+ miniseries premiere. She wore a burnt orange ruffled dress and proudly held Jason's hand on the carpet. The duo, who first stepped out together in Spring 2024, seeemed happier than ever more than a year into their relationship. They were also caught gazing into each other's eyes and beaming.
The miniseries, created by Thomas Paʻa Sibbett and Jason, follows a warrior who embarks on a monumental mission to unite Hawai'i's four kingdoms beofre western colonization at the turn of the 19th century. Jason, who stars and is executive producer of the film, is of Native Hawaiian ancestry, so of course he wanted to bring his family along to celebrate their heritage and a project that's near and dear to his heart.
'This is playing my ancestors. This is, if I fail, I'm not coming home,' Jason told KHON. 'Home. You know, I can't come home. We could be embarrassed. And I mean, it's everything, it's my soul, it's my it's my DNA. I think today is going to be probably the most impactful and important moment in my life.'
Jason welcomed his kids with his ex-wife Lisa Bonet in 2007 and 2008. Though they split in 2020 and formallty divorced in 2024, they still remain very close and supportive of each other.
Jason travelled to New York City to support his stepdaughter, Zoë Kravitz, in person at her The Batman premiere in February 2022, showed love for Bonet on her birthday in November 2022, and delivered a Christmas tree to her house for the holidays the same year. When asked if the gestures meant they were reconciling, he told Access Hollywood,"We're not back together, we're family."
Chief of War prmeieres on Appile TV+ on August 1.
Jason Momoa Twins With His Kids on the Red Carpet and They Look So Grown Up! first appeared on Parade on Jul 19, 2025
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