Jason Momoa left his tough-guy image at the door during a recent London premiere and surprised everyone with a very different side of himself. Known to millions as the fierce Khal Drogo from Game of Thrones, the actor appeared openly affectionate and emotionally present as he stepped onto the red carpet with his partner.
By his side was Adria Arjona, the star of Andor, with whom Momoa has been romantically linked since May 2024. From the moment they arrived, it was clear this wasn’t a carefully choreographed appearance — it felt natural, relaxed, and deeply personal.
Arjona chose a gold-green gown with a daring neckline and a thigh-high slit that highlighted her long legs. Her makeup was intentionally minimal, with soft blush and a glossy chocolate-toned lip adding warmth rather than drama. Her hair, reflecting her Guatemalan and Puerto Rican roots, fell in a cascade of small curls down her back, giving the look an effortless elegance.
Momoa opted for a pink-lilac velvet suit paired with a brown tank top and sharp, pointed shoes. The outfit stood out against the traditional red-carpet palette, but fashion quickly became secondary to what everyone noticed next — the way he interacted with Arjona.
The actor didn’t hide his feelings for a second. He kissed her passionately, wrapped an arm around her waist, and stayed close throughout the evening. And when it was time to leave, Momoa slipped his jacket over her shoulders, shielding her from the cold London wind in a gesture that felt old-fashioned and sincere.
The premiere marked a key moment for Momoa’s latest project, where he stars alongside Dave Bautista. In the film, the two portray half-brothers drawn into a dangerous investigation following the mysterious death of their father.
Before this relationship, Momoa spent 12 years with Lisa Bonet. The couple married in 2017 and separated after five years. They share two children — daughter Lola, 18, and son Nakoa-Wolf, 17.
Now, judging by this London appearance, Momoa seems fully present in a new chapter of his life — one where strength is shown not through silence, but through affection in full view of the world.
