Jason Momoa turns photographer for his kids Lola and Nakoa-Wolf during rare red carpet outing at 'Supergirl' London event

At the fan event, Jason Momoa and his two children appeared cheerful as they posed together on the red carpet. Momoa wore a charcoal-gray three-piece suit over a black top, accessorized with sunglasses and a pendant necklace, blending classic tailoring with his signature laid-back style. His son, Nakoa-Wolf, opted for an edgy look featuring black trousers and a deep V-neck black vest, complemented by layered necklaces and tinted glasses. His daughter, Lola, chose a sleek strapless black dress, adding a pop of color with a bright red clutch and wired headphones around her neck. Together, they presented a coordinated yet individual sense of style.

During a candid moment at the 'Supergirl' event, Jason Momoa was seen holding up a camera and playfully pretending to photograph the crowd as well as the photographers, showcasing his fun-loving personality. He stars as the intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo in the film. Momoa has also spoken proudly about his children, recently sharing his emotional reaction to watching Wolf, audition for and land a role in 'Dune 3.' Speaking about the experience at the time, he said, “My baby, 16 years old, he just killed it. I'm just crying. I was a wreck. I was so proud of him.”

When his son, Wolf, paused on the carpet to pose for photos with young actress Ida Brooke, Momoa quickly stepped into the role of proud dad, lifting his camera to capture the moment himself. His daughter, Lola, also joined the family outing, with the appearance offering a glimpse into the close bond he shares with his children. The last time the trio walked a red carpet together was at the July 2025 premiere of Momoa’s miniseries 'Chief of War' in Hawaii. He shares the children with ex-wife Lisa Bonet, with whom he recently reunited to celebrate Lola’s high school graduation.

Jason Momoa recently opened up about playing the role of Lobo in the upcoming film, describing the experience as “surreal.” Having long dreamed of playing the comic-book character, he reflected on the moment of first stepping into the role, saying, “I think the first scene was when I got on the bike, and we ride in, and that’s your introductory scene – riding in on the space hog, fireballs going off, chaos, and you’re throwing the gut hook. It was surreal.” Momoa also described the reality of bringing the beloved character to life as “crazy,” highlighting his deep affection for the role.

At the blue carpet, Jason Momoa posed alongside the film’s cast and creative team, including lead star Milly Alcock and director Craig Gillespie. Alcock, best known for 'House of the Dragon,' previously spoke about what drew her to the role, saying the “unconventional” nature of this version of the character was its biggest appeal. She wanted to bring “humility, heart, grit, and sincerity” to the role. Addressing criticism surrounding her casting, she said, “I think that sometimes people have made up their minds, but I hope that I can change their minds and surprise them.”