Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet have long been considered one of Hollywood’s most intriguing couples. Their love story began unusually when Jason first saw Bonet on screen, when she was already an established star. He was only 8 years old at the time, but he was immediately captivated by her beauty and decided that she would be his future wife.
Years later, Jason Momoa’s words became reality when he married Lisa Bonet. They raised two children together. Jason has always admired Lisa and publicly expressed his love and appreciation for her. He often emphasized that she was a source of inspiration for him.
Fans admired the couple not only for their love but also for how they treated each other despite their 12-year age difference. The news of Lisa Bonet and Jason Momoa’s separation came as a shock to their fans. Lisa Bonet reportedly gave her husband several chances to improve, but unfortunately nothing changed for the better.
Rumors circulated on the Internet about a possible affair between the actor and a colleague. The couple had lived together for almost 20 years, with Lisa reportedly being unfaithful for around 18 years. Finally, former spouses Lisa Bonet and Jason Momoa have decided to end their relationship for good.
The divorce is amicable, with no property division, and they have reached an agreement regarding custody of their children. Both emphasize that they have no claims against each other.
The decision marks the end of an era for the once-admired couple, known for both their time together and their individual careers.
This single guy raised 30 children and adopted five more; here’s how they all live now
Being a foster parent means making a change in a child’s life. These people are compassionate and caring and always ready to open their hearts and homes to minors in need of love and kindness.
Lamont Thomas from Buffalo, New York, has devoted the last 20 years of his life fostering children. Speaking to Good Morning America of the time he welcomed the first child, this amazing man says, “In the beginning, I was helping out some friends. They had lost their child to the system. I went on and got certified and became a foster parent. I haven’t stopped since.”
Believe it or not, Lamont has fostered more than 30 kids, five of which he officially adopted. So with his two biological children, Anthony and LaMonica, he became a father of seven.
The first kid Lamont adopted is Michael Thomas. He’s now 27 and recalls the time he became part of the family.
“He was my third foster home and it ended up being my forever home,” Michael said. “He [knew] my biological parents.”
“Lamont never turned [a child] away,” Michael added. “They either aged out or went back home to their own families.”
With seven kids to take care of on his own, Lamont knew he was done adopting, but then he came across a very special case that made him change his mind.
Five siblings aged 5,4,3,2 and 1, who were children of one of Lamont’s foster kids were placed in foster homes themselves. Lamont was sad the kids got to experience their parent’s fate, and his heart tore apart when he learned Zendaya, Jamel, Nakia, Major, and Michaela were separated. Not only they were taken in by four different families, but they were also in four different cities.
Sadly, that meant one thing, that they wouldn’t be raised together.
That’s when Lamont stepped in. He just couldn’t let the siblings spend their childhood without being by each other’s side so he re-certified as a foster parent and adopted all of them.
Some of his older kids had moved from the house already and had families on their own, so Lamont knew he was making the right decision as he could devote all his time to the new addition to the family.
“I was fighting to keep back the tears,” he said of his adoption day with Judge Lisa Rodwin. “Every day I think about it, my eyes swell up. All that we endured to make this happen, it was something.”
This incredible single dad was now a father of 12 children. He knew things wouldn’t be easy, but he was willing to give it a go.
“They bring new energy to me,” Lamont shared. “They’re lovable kids, very affectionate. They deserve to be raised as siblings, and that was my fight.”
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