Jason Momoa involved in a car accident in California

Jason Momoa, Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe, was involved in a road collision with a motorcycle this Sunday on a California highway.

The information was leaked from TMZ, which has images of the actor at the scene after the collision. Momoa’s car reportedly collided with a motorcycle, the driver of which was thrown out of the vehicle. However, the information points out that the rider of the motorcycle sustained only minor injuries and was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment of the injuries, which were not life-threatening.

According to TMZ, police reports point out that the motorcycle crossed the lane that Momoa was driving in his 1970 Oldsmobile as it turned a corner, making contact with the vehicle the actor was driving. The collision occurred on Old Topanga Canyon Road near Calabasas, California.

Although neither party has spoken out publicly, images of the aftermath of the accident are circulating online after being captured by a cyclist.

In them you can see the motorcycle, as well as the clothes and helmet of the motorcycle. Also on site was the police car of another fire brigade. Jason Momoa appears in the footage as he returns to his car, which does not appear to have taken much damage from the collision.

Jason Momoa is best known for his role as Arthur Curry, aka Aquaman, in the DC universe, appearing in projects such as “Aquaman”, “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice”, “Justice League” and “Peacemaker”.

The actor will return to live the character in “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom”, which is scheduled for release on March 17, 2023.

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