Jason
Momoa,
gearing
up
for
return
as
DC's
Aquaman,
has
announced
his
split
from
wife
Lisa
Bonet.
The
actor
and
Lisa,
who
had
been
married
for
16-years
shared
a
joint
statement
on
Jason's
Instagram
account
revealed
that
they
have
decided
to
part
ways.
"We
have
all
felt
the
squeeze
and
changes
of
these
transformational
times...
A
revolution
is
unfolding
(tilde)
and
our
family
is
of
no
exception," the
post
added,
"A
revolution
is
unfolding
~
and
our
family
is
of
no
exception...
feeling
and
growing
from
the
seismic
shifts
occurring."
Momoa,
42,
and
Bonet,
54,
said
that
they
chose
to
announce
their
split
"not
because
we
think
it's
newsworthy," but
so
that
"as
we
go
about
our
lives
we
may
do
so
with
dignity
and
honesty."
"The
love
between
us
carries
on,
evolving
in
ways
it
wishes
to
be
known
and
lived.
We
free
each
other
~
to
be
who
we
are
learning
to
become..."
the
couple
added
in
their
long
post.
Take
a
look
at
the
statement,
Momoa
and
Bonet,
met
and
started
dating
in
2005
and
officially
tied
the
knot
in
late
2017.
They
have
a
son
and
daughter
together.
They
ended
the
statement
noting
they
maintain
an
"unwavering"
devotion
to
their
kids
Nakoa-Wolf,
13,
and
Lola,
14.
Bonet,
rose
to
fame
playing
one
of
Bill
Cosby's
daughters
on
The
Cosby
Show
and
its
spinoff,
A
Different
World.
She
was
previously
married
to
Lenny
Kravitz,
the
two
have
a
daughter
together,
33-year-old
actress
Zoë
Kravitz.
On
the
work
front,
Jason
Momoa
wrapped
up
filming
for
the
sequel
of
Aquaman
titled
Aquaman
and
the
Lost
Kingdom.
The
film
will
follow
Jason'
character
Arthur
teaming
up
with
his
half-brother,
Orm
(Wilson)
to
take
on
a
bigger
threat
together.
Notably,
Jason
was
last
seen
in
Zack
Snyder's
Justice
League
release
in
the
pandemic.