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Jason Momoa Has Something To Say To Step-Daughter Amid Divorce

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Jason Momoa just made it clear his split from Lisa Bonet changes nothing about his bond with Zoë Kravitz.

Days after announcing the end of his marriage to Lisa Bonet, Jason Momoa went straight to Instagram to celebrate his stepdaughter’s biggest career moment — proof that whatever changes in the family, his relationship with Zoë Kravitz isn’t one of them. The gesture landed at a moment when fans were bracing for awkwardness and got warmth instead.

• Momoa and Bonet announced on January 12, 2022 that they were “parting ways in marriage” after nearly five years married and 16 years together.
• In their joint statement, the couple said “a revolution is unfolding” and their family was feeling the shift, but that their love and devotion to their children remained unwavering.
• Despite the split announcement, Momoa used his Instagram to publicly hype Kravitz’s turn as Selina Kyle in Warner Bros.’ The Batman, signaling the blended family’s ties stayed intact.

The Statement That Started It

The January 12 announcement, posted jointly by both Momoa and Bonet, was notably free of the finger-pointing that usually accompanies celebrity split news. The two framed it less as a breakup and more as an evolution — language that carried over almost immediately into how Momoa handled his public posture toward Bonet’s daughter from her marriage to Lenny Kravitz. Anyone curious about the warning signs that preceded the announcement can find more detail in the buildup to the split, and the reaction that followed is covered in how the news landed with fans.

Championing Zoë’s Catwoman Moment

Rather than retreat from public view, Momoa used his platform to amplify Zoë Kravitz’s starring role as Selina Kyle — Catwoman — in Matt Reeves’ The Batman, one of the year’s most anticipated Warner Bros. releases. The timing mattered: instead of letting the divorce headline dominate the family’s news cycle, Momoa chose to spotlight Kravitz’s career milestone in the same window.

I love you zozo bear. And my best friend on the planet. Love you eternally. Mahalo nui loa for being my lil’ ohana. Love da dad-stephano.

That caption, attached to a black-and-white photo of Momoa and Kravitz hugging, did more to signal the family’s actual dynamic than any joint statement could. He didn’t just wish her well — he called her his best friend on the planet, using the Hawaiian “ohana” to underline that stepfather status was never conditional on the marriage staying intact.

A Blended Family That Stays Blended

Momoa has never treated his connection to Kravitz as secondary to his marriage with Bonet. He’s spoken for years about raising her alongside their two biological children, and outlets covering the family’s dynamics have tracked that bond closely — see the full history of that relationship for context on how it developed long before the split made headlines. That continuity is exactly what made his Instagram move read as deliberate rather than performative.

It also fits a pattern with Momoa, who’s rarely shy about broadcasting affection for the people in his orbit, whether that’s his kids, his exes, or his co-stars. Curious readers have tracked his post-split public behavior in pieces like his living situation since the announcement, which adds more detail to how amicably the separation has actually played out behind the scenes.

Meaning Behind The Gesture

By hyping The Batman instead of going quiet, Momoa drew a clear line: the marriage ended, the family didn’t. Kravitz’s Catwoman debut was already generating buzz heading into the film’s release, and having her stepfather publicly cheering her on gave the moment an extra layer — a reminder that “parting ways in marriage,” as the couple’s statement put it, wasn’t code for anything messier.

With The Batman still building toward its theatrical release, Kravitz’s Selina Kyle was shaping up as one of the film’s most talked-about elements — and Momoa made sure his name was attached to that excitement, divorce or not.