Jason Momoa Is Teaching His Son to Throw Tomahawks for Fun...With No Shirt On
Let's be honest: We could all use this pick-me-up right now.
By McKenzie Jean-Philippe
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On Monday, Jason Momoa posted a video of himself throwing tomahawks as his son, Nakoa-Wolf, looked on.
The See star was shirtless as he taught his son: "You just have to aim, and let it go."
Curious about what Jason Momoa's doing right now? You no longer have to wonder, thanks to a couple of delightful Instagram stories he shared on Monday.
On his Instagram account, @prideofgyosies, the Aquaman star posted a clip with the caption 'Teaching my boy the ol no look huck,'" referring to his 11-year-old son Nakoa-Wolf, whom he shares with wife Lisa Bonet. They also have daughter Lola, 12.
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Momoa then proceeded to sling actual tomahawks at a target, sans-shirt (an important detail), sometimes hitting the slab of wood right on target and sometimes...not. You can hear his son giggling in the background as the actor jokingly shows by example: "You just have to aim, and let it go...just make sure no one's walking in the way, you know what I'm saying, Wolf?"
In another video captioned, "Wolfies blooper takes," the star remains shirtless (again, a very important detail) as he continues to throw large axes—this time, without looking. He continues sarcastically: "It's all about arrogance and confidence, you don't even need to look." We'll let you watch the clip to see how successful he was:
good afternoon to jason momoa teaching his son how to throw tomahawk only pic.twitter.com/U0jcutiJmt
— joe (@jxeker) May 11, 2020
In an April interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Momoa told the talk show host that he was "thankful" to have more time to spend with his family at home during the quarantine. He added that he, Bonet, and the kids have been taking advantage of their five acre property, revealing they have skateboard ramps and climbing walls. They've also been shooting bow and arrows.
"Thank god they have their teachers, and much respect," he said. "They don't go to me for anything. I'm like the PE coach. 'Get your ass outside'.... My son, Wolf, was already being homeschooled anyway, so it was easy for him, and they have time to check in with their friends. But I think they're really loving it. They're loving having me home."
We'd love it, too.
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