Hollywood stars Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet have finalized their divorce, thus ending their relationship of seventeen years. The couple, who were adored for their lengthy romance and nurturing of their blended family, announced in early 2022 that they were separating although all the legal disputes have now been resolved.
The actor of ‘Aquaman’ and the actress who played in ‘The Cosby show’ met in 2005 and were together for about ten years before they got married in 2017. Although they were a couple for quite a long time, the couple in a joint statement announced that they have separated after challenges arose which changed the relationship.
Their statement read and painted a picture for them: ‘We have all been in the pressures and the changes of this time of transformation… It is not just our family – a revolution is taking place… We learn how to become who we are and thereby liberate each other”. They also focused on their two children, Lola and Nakoa-Wolf, emphasizing that they will keep collaborating as parents.
Sources who are close to the couple have indicated that this split was not hostile and that both Momoa and Bonet still share a commitment towards each other in terms of their growth as individuals. The divorce, as made final, puts an end to one period of their life and opens them up to new possibilities and careers in the future.
Jason Momoa has kept his path to the stars going by getting roles in the “Aquaman” franchise and the “Fast and Furious” movies, while other accessories active star Lisa Bonet was gone from the screens for quite some time, attending to her personal needs. Their shared separation has caused a stir in their fans but what is more surprising is that both of them have been courteous and calm during this rough phase of their long-lived relationship.
As of now, no new information has been made public, fans still want to see the lovely couple together and support the divorcees in their future endings where their relationship may be altered but its ties will always be there due to the children.
