Jason Momoa Biography
Jason Momoa is an American actor, model, producer, and screenwriter. He shot to fame through his roles in the series Baywatch: Hawaii, Stargate Atlantis, Game of Thrones, and the film Conan the Barbarian. His portrayal of Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe also catapulted him to stardom; he first appeared in this role in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). Net worth: $14 million.
Jason Momoa's Childhood
Jason Momoa was born on August 1, 1979, in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii. He is the only child of Joseph Momoa, a painter, and Coni Lemke, a photographer. Jason's father is of Native Hawaiian descent, and his mother is of German, Irish, and Native American ancestry. This unique heritage gave the actor his striking appearance and impressive natural physique, with his towering height being one of his most distinctive features (Momoa stands 193 cm tall). However, those muscles that countless fans admire are, of course, the result of his dedicated hard work.

Career
Jason Momoa's striking good looks, athletic build, and towering height caught the eye of Japanese designer Takeo Kobayashi in 1998. Kobayashi essentially launched the charismatic heartthrob into the modeling world, which proved to be a stepping stone to his acting career. Between competing in local beauty contests, Momoa also worked at a surf shop.





Back-to-back disasters hit Momoa's filmography in 2013 and 2014: the action film Wolves (where he played the werewolf) and the horror film Debug. In 2014, the actor wrote and directed the thriller Road to Paloma, exploring the friendship between two rebellious characters: Robert seeking revenge for his mother's murder and Cash, a disenfranchised biker.
Another noteworthy Momoa project hit screens in 2016. It's The Bad Batch – a post-apocalyptic drama. The film takes place in the near future. Americans who don't meet society's standards get banished to desert wastelands, but not everyone makes it to safety – cannibal gangs roam the territory. Momoa plays one of the gang members, a cannibal who falls in love with his victim (Suki Waterhouse).The actor confessed that most of all he likes to play good guys with not so good reputation. He thinks that the audience likes that kind of characters the most.




Jason Momoa's Personal Life
During the filming of Baywatch: Hawaii, Momoa met Simmone Mackinnon and they became very close. In 2004, they announced their engagement, but the wedding never happened and they broke up in 2006.


At the 2022 Oscar Vanity Fair after-party, Momoa flirted with Kate Beckinsale. They talked and laughed together, then Jason hugged her and she smiled. They left the party together. According to the insider, Momoa took off his jacket and covered Kate's shoulders.



Jason Momoa Now
2021 saw the release of two Momoa vehicles. First up was "Sweet Girl," a thriller where Momoa's character and his on-screen daughter seek revenge for the death of their wife and mother. Then came the big-screen adaptation of "Dune." In the first film, Jason's character—armorer Duncan Idaho from House Atreides—didn't get much screen time. But the sequel promises to expand his role significantly.
In 2023 the Aquaman sequel will be released.In Dune, I'm truly in those places. It's just me being so stoked at being in these worlds… there's so many different worlds on this planet and I'm thankful to go to these spots.