Jason Momoa was seen living in a van after his divorce
A few days after the couple made up of actors Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet announced their separation after four years of marriage and about 16 years of relationship in total, Momoa was seen living in a trailer parked in the patio of the house of a friend.
Some photographs published by the British medium The Sun captured the "Aquaman" actor wearing casual clothes, thick-rimmed glasses and messy hair as he entered the van in which he is living: a luxurious Ford EarthRoamer XV-LT 026, valued at $750,000.
According to The Sun, it is not yet known if Momoa has moved permanently from his residence on top of a hill in Topanga, California. Property that could cost about USD 3.5 million.
His new ranch is located a few blocks from the house he shared with his wife. “He stays there quite often and has chosen to sleep there instead of getting a hotel on set so he can be on the beach. It is not really a private jet, a type of luxury resort, "said a source close to the aforementioned medium.
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The actor's vehicle is self-sufficient, runs on solar and battery power, has massive fuel and fresh water tanks, holds 95 gallons of diesel, and boasts a luxurious interior, complete with a kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, and even a television. HD satellite. In short, a small but comfortable space.
The actors still need to present the documents to formalize the divorce, which has surprised the followers of both, as it was believed that it was one of the most stable couples in Hollywood.
Momoa broke the news on January 13 through an Instagram post, which he later deleted. There he wrote: “We have all felt the pressure and changes of these times of transformation. A revolution is unfolding, and our family is no exception."
Lola, 14, and Nakoa-Wolf, 12, were the children of Lisa and Jason's nearly two-decade relationship.
