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Aquaman Star Jason Momoa Not At All Offended By Body Shamers

Jason Momoa recently enjoyed some time off with his wife and kids after Aquaman’s billion-dollar […]

Jason Momoa recently enjoyed some time off with his wife and kids after Aquaman’s billion-dollar success at the box office, though some people decided to take shots at his physique after photos of that vacation made their way online. Those people said he had a dad bod instead of the ripped form he displays in his films, and many fans rose to his defense, responding that it was fine for him not to look shredded in between films as well as the fact that he is still in immensely good shape despite body shamers’ claims otherwise. TMZ caught up with Momoa and brought up those body shamers and if he cared about what they were saying.

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Momoa was asked about his birthday celebration and his Guinness Cake, and even though it isn’t his birthday just yet, he did say “anything Guinness is good”. The interviewer then said that wouldn’t quell those talking about his dad bod, and Momoa responded “Aw, that’s alright” and patted his stomach.

The interview then asked if Momoa was offended at all by people saying that, and Momoa utterly dismissed it, saying “No, not at all.”

You can watch the full interview in the video above. Also, if I looked like Momoa did in those supposed dad bod photos I’d be over the moon. Just saying.

Aquaman is now out on home video, and you can check out the special features below.

ยท Going Deep Into the World of Aquaman

ยท Becoming Aquaman

ยท James Wan: World Builder

ยท Aqua Tech

ยท Atlantis Warfare

ยท The Dark Depths of Black Manta

ยท Heroines of Atlantis

ยท Villaneous Training

ยท Kingdoms of the Seven Seas

ยท Creating Undersea Creatures

ยท A Match Made in Atlantis

ยท Scene Study Breakdowns

ยท Exclusive Sneak Peek of Shazam!

You can find the official description for Aquaman below.

“The Atlantean child Orin, son to the Queen of Atlantis (Nicole Kidman), was abandoned as an infant and left to die; however, he was rescued and raised by a kindly lighthouse keeper. The keeper (Temuera Morrison) adopted the boy as his own son, renaming him Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa). Able to survive the harshest depths of the ocean and on the surface world above, the child of two worlds grew to be a hero to both eventually returning to Atlantis to become their King in addition to being a founding member of the Justice League as Aquaman!”

Aquaman is on Blu-ray and digital platforms now. As for Aquaman 2, the sequel currently does not have a release date.