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‘Aquaman’ Star Jason Momoa Melts Everyone’s Hearts with a Visit to His Grandma

‘Aquaman’ Star Jason Momoa Melts Everyone’s Hearts with a Visit to His Grandma

January 16, 2019
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The Star “Aquaman,” Jason Momoa reportedly surprised his friends and family with a visit to his home state of Iowa earlier this month, however, what really got fans teary-eyed is when he dropped by at his grandmother’s. 
In the short documentary-style video, titled “On The Roam,” the “Game of Thrones” actor meets up with his family and friends in Des Moines and visits some of his favorite places like the “Kung Fu Tap & Taco” and local diner, “The Waveland Cafe.”
 
The 39-year-old actor, who was born in Hawaii, spent some of his youth in Iowa, according to Bored Panda.
This is where I was raised, these cornfields,” the actor told Des Moines Register. “This is America. This is part of America. It feels like home to me. Well, it is home.”
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During his trip, Momoa dropped by to visit his grandma, Mabel. He even posted a couple of pictures of them on his Instagram account that’s melting a lot of hearts with their adorableness.
This is not the first time that Momoa showed his affection for his grandmother. He once shared a screenshot of FaceTime he had with Mabel while donning his costume in the successful DC movie “Aquaman.”
The way they share time together is just too sweet.
Featured Images via Instagram and YouTube / Jason Momoa (left) prideofgypsies, (right)
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