Less than a month after painful divorce, Jason Momoa, 44, “begging” star for a date – and you might recognize her

Although Jason Momoa isn’t exactly a newcomer to the single scene, it appears that he isn’t letting his time be wasted looking for love.

At least, that’s what RadarOnline claims, claiming that the actor from Aquaman and Game of Thrones is targeting Demi Moore. When Momoa met the actress at a recent Hollywood event, he is said to have fallen in love.

As his fans are well aware, Momoa, 44, formalized his divorce from his four-year wife, Lisa Bonet, earlier this month. The two are now free to look for other partnerships after a 12-year relationship.

If RadarOnline is to be believed, Momoa has gotten in touch with Moore, Ashton Kutcher and Bruce Willis’ ex-wife. It was made public last year that the 61-year-old and the former are parents to three children together, and that she was doing everything in her power to support Bruce during his terrible battle with dementia.

Moore isn’t in a relationship, but it appears that she’s prepared to work hard to win Momoa over.

The famous couple was reportedly sighted together on January 18 at a showing of the documentary Common Ground (about a week after Momoa and Bonet filed for divorce).

“After they chatted, Jason snagged her number from a mutual friend, and he’s been laying it on thick, telling her she’s the most gorgeous woman he’s ever seen,” an insider told the National Enquirer. He’s been messaging her, wishing her a day as lovely as she is.

Demi is enamored with it despite how corny it is.

Furthermore, according to the same story, Momoa is making every effort to further matters by asking Moore out on a date.

The source went on, “He’s been pleading with her for a date and even calling friends who know her, asking them to put in a good word for him.”

According to a source who spoke to the site, Jason has a serious fetish about hooking up with Demi. “He believes they would be a fantastic match and believes Demi has a lot to teach him.”

Momoa said goodbye to the house he formerly shared with his ex-wife after he and Bonet separated, opting to live in a van instead.

Many have been taken aback by this unexpected change in lifestyle, but Momoa readily shares photos of his “van life” on social media and enjoys the minimalist design and environmentally friendly features of his new residence.

How do you feel about Moore and Momoa maybe dating? Share your opinions with us in the comments section.

My Ex Abandoned His Son with Me for a Decade — Now He’s Back, and He Brought a Lawyer

Ten years after disappearing without a word, Sara’s ex-fiancé, Daniel, showed up at her front door with a lawyer, demanding custody of the son he had left behind. As Sara fights to keep the life she’s built with Adam, buried secrets start to surface, and the real reason for Daniel’s sudden return threatens to turn her world upside down.

Yesterday, Adam was getting ready for school upstairs while I enjoyed the last sip of my morning coffee. The doorbell rang, and I thought it might be a neighbor or maybe the mailman delivering a package I’d forgotten about.

But when I opened the door, my heart sank.

It was Daniel.

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I hadn’t thought about Daniel in years. Sometimes he’d come to mind when Adam asked about his dad, or in quiet moments before sleep. But this… this was not how I expected to see him again.

He stood there, ten years older but still familiar. Next to him was another man, stiff, in an expensive suit, holding a folder — he was clearly a lawyer.

“Why are you here?” I managed to say, my voice shaky but steady.

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Daniel didn’t waste time with greetings. He never did. “I’m here to take back my son.”

My heart stopped. Ten years of silence, and now he thought he could just walk in and take Adam? No, this couldn’t be real.

“You’re not taking him,” I replied, my voice barely a whisper. “You have no right.”

The lawyer stepped forward, handing me the folder. “Ma’am, you’ve been served.”

My hands shook as I took the papers. Words like “custody,” “contest,” and “court” blurred on the page.

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The life I’d built with Adam was about to come crashing down.

Ten years ago

Daniel entered my life with his three-year-old son, Adam, from a previous marriage. Daniel was charming but troubled, and I thought I could help him heal.

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Adam was the best part of it all. With his big eyes and warm laugh, he brought light into my life. I became his stepmom as Daniel and I built a life together, feeling like I’d found where I belonged.

Then one morning, Daniel was gone. I thought he’d gone for a run or out for coffee, but hours passed. My calls went to voicemail.

Finally, I found a note: “I’m sorry, but I have to go.”

That was all. No reason, no warning. Just those empty words. I sat there in shock, feeling my heart break.

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Adam was too young to understand. “Daddy said he had to leave,” he said. “But he said he’d come back one day.”

Days turned into months. Adam stopped asking about his dad, and I stopped pretending to know if he’d return.

After Daniel left, my nightmare began. Child Protective Services got involved, questioning my role as a stepmom. To them, I had no legal right to Adam, despite being the only mother he knew.

I fought hard, enduring sleepless nights and court hearings. They questioned everything, but I refused to give up.

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Finally, I won. I adopted Adam, making him mine legally. I promised that no one would ever take him from me again.

But now, after ten years, Daniel was standing on my doorstep, ready to destroy everything I’d built.

The present day

I stared at the papers, feeling rage and fear. Adam’s father. Custody. Court. The words hammered in my mind.

“Mom?” Adam’s small voice broke through. He’d heard everything.

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I turned to him, forcing a smile I didn’t feel. “It’s going to be fine,” I lied.

But it wasn’t fine.

I hired a lawyer the next day. I would not let Daniel take Adam without a fight. As the case unfolded, we discovered the truth. Daniel’s return wasn’t about love or regret.

Adam’s grandfather on his mother’s side had recently left a large inheritance, and Daniel had found out. That’s why he was back, aiming for custody to get access to the money.

The realization hit hard. How could I explain to Adam that his father wasn’t here for him, but for his inheritance?

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The court date arrived all too soon. My lawyer, Judith, had prepared me, but nothing could ease the pain of facing Daniel, knowing he was trying to tear apart our lives.

Daniel’s lawyer argued that as Adam’s biological father, he had the right to custody, painting Daniel as a man who had made mistakes but was ready to step up.

Mistake? He’d abandoned us.

Judith spoke next, presenting the facts. Daniel hadn’t been in Adam’s life for a decade. He’d never called, visited, or sent a letter. And then Judith revealed the inheritance.

“Mr. Harris’s return is not a coincidence,” she stated. “This is not about reconnecting with his son. This is about money.”

Daniel looked down, his face tight as his lawyer whispered in his ear.

The judge, a calm woman, turned to Adam. “Adam,” she said gently. “You’re thirteen now. I’d like to hear from you.”

Adam glanced nervously at me, then stood, his voice shaky but firm.

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“Sara has been my mom,” he began. “She’s the one who’s been there for me. I don’t know the man over there. I want to stay with the only mom I’ve ever known.”

The courtroom went silent.

The judge nodded. “Thank you, Adam. Your decision is clear.”

With that, the gavel struck. Adam would stay with me.

Daniel left without looking back, vanishing from our lives once more.

Outside, Adam turned to me with a small smile. “I’m glad it’s over, Mom.”

“So am I,” I whispered, hugging him tightly.

As we left, Adam looked at me thoughtfully. “What do we do with the inheritance now?”

I smiled. “It’s yours, Adam. For your future, whatever you choose.”

He looked up at me with warmth. “My future is with you, Mom.”

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