Jason Momoa involved in crash with motorcyclist

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July 25, 2022

Aquaman star, Jason Momoa, has been involved in a collision with a motorcyclist over the weekend.

The American actor was driving in the Calabasas area on Sunday when a motorcyclist travelling in the opposite direction crashed into him.

Reports say the biker crossed over into Momoa’s lane as he was coming around the bend. He then hit the front left of the movie star’s Olds-mobile muscle car.

The motorbike rider reportedly went flying over Momoa’s car after hitting his windshield, but was apparently able to stand afterwards.

Reports say luckily no one is seriously injured.

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