Lisa Bonet and Jason Momoa are showing the world what mature co-parenting looks like. Despite their 2024 divorce, they came together in perfect harmony to celebrate their daughter's greatest achievement — proving that family truly comes first.
Insiders reveal this wasn't just a sweet family moment — it was carefully orchestrated. One source close to the situation says Bonet and Momoa have been 'playing nice' for the cameras while quietly waging war over assets and custody arrangements behind closed doors.
Bonet filed for divorce in January 2024; their divorce was finalized in 2024. They also share son Nakoa-Wolf, 17. Momoa went Instagram official with Adria Arjona in May 2024 — just months after his divorce from Bonet was inked.
Call it a carefully curated Kodak moment, but don't mistake this graduation photo op for reconciliation. These two have been through the wringer — secret weddings, quiet separations, public splits, and Instagram confessions about 'revolution' — and yet here they are, smiling for the paparazzi like nothing ever happened.
Lisa Bonet and Jason Momoa proved they're consummate professionals at playing the co-parenting game this week, reuniting at California State University in Los Angeles on Thursday to watch their daughter Lola accept her high school diploma. The former power couple — who quietly separated back in 2020 before going public with their split in 2022 — showed up dressed to impressed, clearly aware the cameras were rolling. Momoa, 46, went with a surprisingly dapper pink button-down paired with cream pants and a matching beret for the ceremony.
Earlier paparazzi shots captured him in a black tank top, purple pants, and a camo trucker hat accessorized with — wait for it — a matching purple scrunchie. Yes, you read that correctly. The "Aquaman" star apparently rolled up to his daughter's graduation looking like he was headed to a music festival.
Bonet, 58, kept things more traditional in a white and orange sundress featuring dramatic balloon sleeves, circular sunglasses, a straw bag, and her signature long hair flowing freely. The real head-turner? Their daughter Lola's graduation cap, which read "Hold my poodle" — a reference to the 2004 comedy "White Chicks." She completed her look with a light green floor-length sundress and sandals.
Momoa was photographed leaning down to kiss his daughter on the cheek before the ceremony and later helping her don a Hawaiian lei for photos. The father-daughter duo also took selfies together, putting on quite the loving display for the cameras gathered at the LA campus. But here's where things get interesting for us drama hounds.
Bonet and Momoa's relationship timeline reads like a telenovela. They started dating back in 2005, secretly tying the knot in 2017 — though Momoa later told Entertainment Tonight that "some a—— leaked it" and defended his privacy: "You know what, I've been married to my wife for 12 years. It's just a gathering of our families and celebrating our love." The pair quietly separated in 2020 before making their breakup official in 2022.
At the time, Momoa shared a since-deleted Instagram post that read like an apocalyptic manifesto: "We have all felt the squeeze and changes of these transformational times… A revolution is unfolding and our family is no exception…" He called it a "parting ways in marriage," insisting they would remain focused on their kids. Bonet filed for divorce in January 2024, with both parties waiving their right to financial support. The former flames mutually agreed on asset division and filed for joint custody of their two children — daughter Lola, now 18, and son Nakoa-Wolf, 17.
Their divorce was finalized in 2024. Since then, Momoa went Instagram official with Adria Arjona in May 2024. Bonet, meanwhile, has been previously married to Lenny Kravitz from 1987 to 1993; they share daughter Zoë Kravitz, now 37.
So what does Thursday's reunion actually mean? Don't be fooled by the matching lei photos and father-daughter selfies — this is less "reconciliation" and more "strategic family theater." These two have been through hell together: secret weddings, quiet separations, very public Instagram confessions about revolution and transformation. And now here they are, smiling for Backgrid like their entire world didn't implode over the past four years. Call it a carefully curated Kodak moment, but don't mistake this graduation photo op for anything resembling a reunion.
