Jason Momoa and His Kids Steal the Show at 'Street Fighter' Premiere in Hollywood — Photos

The action star brought his kids to the red carpet, and those familiar faces had admirers reaching well beyond the family tree.

Jason Momoa stepped out with daughter Lola Iolani Momoa and son Nakoa-Wolf Momoa for the Los Angeles premiere of Paramount Pictures' "Street Fighter" at TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California, on October 12, 2026.

His kids came dressed with personalities of their own, yet the photos invite a delicious little guessing game: whose familiar face are you seeing, and why has his girlfriend entered the conversation?

The 'Baywatch' Jason Look

Jason Brought a Pink Suit to His Latest Movie Premiere, and He was Not Alone

Jason in dusty rose? Absolutely, yes! The actor arrived in a textured suit with a single-breasted blazer and straight-leg trousers, giving Hollywood tailoring his own wonderfully relaxed spin.

A black scoop-neck top kept the outfit easy, while a pink beaded cord necklace picked up the suit's color. Add black-rimmed sunglasses, a turquoise ring, and a patterned wristband, and there was very little danger of anyone mistaking him for a man who plays it safe with accessories.

His long, dark waves spilled past his shoulders, with his full beard and mustache completing the look. Pink tailoring with all that rugged hair is a fabulous combination, and Jason wore it without fussing away any of his personality.

But he had brought some awfully photogenic company: his kids. On Instagram, one admirer summed up the family appeal with, "What a cute, cute family."

Lola and Nakoa-Wolf are Jason's children with actress Lisa Bonet. With those parents, the siblings had quite the head start in the looks department, and neither needed an elaborate outfit to get people talking.

Throwbacks of Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet

His Kids Brought the Competition in Style, Coolness, and Playfulness

For the premiere, Nakoa-Wolf went for a navy-and-black bomber jacket with quilted panels, worn open over a black crewneck T-shirt. Relaxed black trousers and a thin silver chain finished an outfit that was cool without looking remotely overworked.

His dark curls were styled in a textured crop, and one admirer immediately spotted a younger version of Dad. "His son is his twin. That's "Baywatch" Jason lol [sic]," the commenter wrote.

Another offered a broader verdict: "They all look like dad. Strong genes 🧬." Hold on, though. Lisa had supporters in this debate, too. "The son looks just like his mom (lisa bonet) [sic]," one commenter said on Facebook.

Mom's face or Dad's younger twin? Either comparison works for Nakoa-Wolf.

Lola, meanwhile, had a little more fashion mischief in mind. She paired a sheer, ruched off-white sleeveless top with a distressed denim vest decorated with studs, bringing a lovely mix of softness and attitude.

Her washed black jeans sat low on her waist, with a wide, patterned tapestry-style double belt secured by antique buckles. That belt was much too good to hide beneath a long jacket.

The outfit had a boho-grunge feel, with enough texture to make every piece interesting. A delicate gold pendant and understated earrings gave it a touch of sweetness without taking away its edge.

Her long, dark brown hair fell down her back, sleekly center-parted with baby hairs framing her face. Between the hair and that wonderfully individual outfit, Lola made a very persuasive case for dressing exactly as she pleased.

"They sure made some pretty kids with cool names [sic]," another Facebook commenter wrote. Someone else sent the whole group a cheerful little compliment:

"All looked great guys, hope you had a good night [sic]."

Lovely reviews all around, then. But the comparison waiting for Lola went beyond her famous parents, and Jason's love life suddenly joined the conversation.

Adria Entered the Chat, and the Resemblance Talk Got Juicier

Jason's girlfriend, actress Adria Arjona, was the unexpected addition to the family-face discussion. One admirer saw a likeness between her and Lola, with a video apparently making the faces even harder to keep straight.

On an Instagram post, the commenter wrote, "His kids with Lisa Bonet are gorgeous. Always thought Lola's super pretty, like a mini whiter version of Lisa. Stunning. …. His girlfriend does resemble her tho😅 I just saw a video on another page, and it went from Lisa to Adria quickly, and I thought it was still Lola[sic] 🫢."

Well, that is quite a compliment-filled case of mistaken identity! And Adria has certainly been getting a generous helping of admiration from Jason himself.

The two first met while working on the 2021 movie "Sweet Girl." Jason's divorce from Lisa was finalized in January 2024, and he publicly revealed his new relationship in May that year, although he and Adria have kept their exact dating timeline private.

Their public appearances, on the other hand, have offered some gorgeous couple moments. In February 2025, they made their red-carpet debut at "SNL50: The Homecoming Concert" and attended the sketch comedy show's 50th anniversary special.

By May, Jason was accompanying Adria to the Cannes Film Festival for her comedy "Splitsville." A handsome date for Cannes is hardly a hardship, and the couple's outings also had a more playful side.

In November, they were photographed holding hands on a California date night, both wearing quirky hats. They clearly had room in their wardrobes for a little fun between the glamorous invitations.

In January 2026, they attended the New York City premiere of "The Wrecking Crew," his action comedy with Dave Bautista. There, Jason and Adria held each other close and shared a kiss. Asked about having her support, he told People, "I mean, she's the love of my life. I'm very excited."

Oh, he was HAPPY happy. He also explained the practical little victory behind their night together:

"I'm happy we're [aligned] in our schedules. We're both here. She's going to do a film. I'm going to do a film, so it's perfect we get to be here together."

Busy careers had been a challenge during his marriage to Lisa. The former couple began dating in 2005, married in 2017, and announced their separation in January 2022 after nearly 17 years together.

At the time, a source told People, "They have grown apart because of different focuses." Jason wanted to make the most of his growing career, while Lisa enjoyed being in Los Angeles and did not want to follow him to every filming location.

Their children remained a priority through the split, however. As the insider put it, "It's not going to be some scandalous divorce where they trash talk each other."

And Jason's own words about fatherhood reveal just how much tenderness sits beneath that big, brawny screen presence.

Those Muscles Come With a Very Soft Spot for His Kids

The man can spend a working day filming ferocious fights and still have a parenting wish that is beautifully gentle. Jason wants his son to feel safe opening up to him. Speaking with InStyle in 2020, he discussed growing up without a father at home and learning what kind of dad he wanted to become.

"I didn't know what it takes to be a dad," Jason said. "And I don't want to just tell my son, 'Because I said so.' I really want to connect, and I want him to be vulnerable and open."

That big heart even has a permanent tribute to both children sitting right over it. Jason has tattoos of the names Wolf and Lola, copied from their own childhood handwriting.

The designs came from the pieces of paper on which they first spelled their names. A child's early scribbles becoming Dad's treasured tattoos? That is outrageously sweet.

Getting home and settling into family life could take some effort, though. Jason explained that after 12 hours filming fight scenes, switching off the physical intensity did not come easily. "For me to relax and sit still is next to impossible," he said.

His children's younger years offered plenty of opportunities to put that energy to good use. Bedtime could involve stories and wrestling matches, which sounds rather more lively than a quick goodnight at the bedroom door.

Then the kids grew, their tastes changed, and Lola found a way to keep Dad occupied that required considerably less wrestling.

Lola Turned Dad Into a 'Friends' Fan All Over Again

By 2022, the family had swapped some of those younger-child bedtime games for television, with his daughter developing a serious fondness for "Friends."

Back then, the actor told People, "It's a trip to watch what I probably watched when I was a kid, now that my daughter loves this show. So, I'm totally submerged back into Friends."

The family then moved on to "Seinfeld," giving Jason another excuse to revisit '90s television through his children's enthusiasm. At the time of his interview, he was promoting "Slumberland," in which he played an eccentric outlaw named Flip who helps a young girl, Nemo, explore a dream world in hopes of reuniting with her late father.

Watching it with his children, co-star Marlow Barkley, and her family brought out a more emotional reaction than he expected. "I actually got to watch it with my children yesterday and with Marlow and her family," he said. "It's weird when you tear up watching your own stuff."

Even the action star gets misty-eyed at movie time. The role also let him enjoy the playful side that comes so naturally to him. "My kids keep me young, and doing the things you love to do, just playing," he added.

Now those children are bringing their own style to Hollywood nights beside him, and the "Street Fighter" photos make a lovely addition to that family history. Jason may be the movie star, but Lola and Nakoa-Wolf are fabulous company for the cameras, with enough charm between them to make choosing a family favorite a hopeless assignment.