‘I will do this for life:’ Jason Momoa hosts emotional Make A Wish day
Jason Momoa is well known for being one of the most infectious sources of energy in the celebrity sphere, but he's truly made a few children's wishes come true today.
The 39-year-old Aquaman star, who was launched to fame after starring as Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones, shared a series of adorable photos from his first Make A Wish Foundation volunteering experience.
He spent time with some of his youngest fans, many of whom are terminally ill. The actor was clearly overcome with emotion about spending time with such inspiring youngsters.
He captioned the sweet photo; “My first 'Make A Wish'. I will do this for life. Such an amazing day with Eva Eros and Kalice and all the ohana.”
Momoa added, “Mahalo Warner Bros for setting up an amazing tour for these beautiful children.” The actor is known for using Hawaiian phrases on his social media posts.
The superhero gave the kids an inside look at Warner Bros Studios, where a few costumes for its biggest franchise are held.
The Batman costume and Batmobile, as well as the Aquaman throne and his costume from the 2018 film live at the studio, among others.
Momoa adores children, and shares two kids with his wife Lisa Bonet; 12-year-old daughter Lola and 10-year-old son Nakoa-Wolf.
Momoa and Bonet treated their daughter and her friends to a screening of Disney's live-action The Lion King movie.
“Happy Birthday my love. I’m so thankful to be home with my family," he wrote as an Instagram caption, thanking Disney for giving Lola the treat.
Momoa admitted that he had been so moved by the Disney film that he cried “numerous” times.
“The Lion King was amazing congrats to everyone who made this film. It was epic.” he wrote, adding, “Thanks for making me cry numerous of times in front of a bunch of children.”
Feature image: Instagram/@prideofgypsies
