Jason Momoa is facing scrutiny following allegations of "rude" behavior towards celebrity chef Nigella Lawson during his recent appearance on The One Show.
In a recent appearance on the BBC One series, Aquaman actor, whose name was not mentioned, sat down with hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas to delve into his highly anticipated role in the upcoming DC sequel, "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom." Joining him in this thrilling adventure will be none other than actor James Nesbitt.
Jason Momoa Sparks Backlash for Alleged Nigella Snub
Momoa's alleged snub of Lawson, with his back turned to her during Nesbitt's interview, sparked criticism on social media. Viewers took to platforms to express their displeasure with the actor's behavior, describing it as "bad-mannered" and highlighting the "awkward body language."
Jason Momoa was observed by viewers to have maintained his back turned towards Nigella throughout the entire duration. Expressing their disapproval, one viewer remarked on the actor's perceived rudeness, while another echoed the sentiment, describing Jason Momoa's alleged lack of manners. He has decided to distance himself from Nigella. In a surprising turn of events, she was abruptly excluded from the ongoing conversation.
Renowned chef Nigella Lawson recently made an appearance on The One Show, where she took the opportunity to promote her upcoming television special titled "Nigella's Amsterdam Christmas." The highly anticipated one-off program is set to be broadcast on BBC One on December 21.
In a striking contrast, the highly anticipated film "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" is scheduled to make its way to the big screen on December 22. This thrilling cinematic experience will feature the talented Jason Momoa in the lead role alongside a star-studded cast including Patrick Wilson, Amber Heard, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and Nicole Kidman, as per The Independent.
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McGuinness Jokes on Wallace, Momoa's Film Hype
This incident follows recent controversies on The One Show, including Paddy McGuinness making light of his replacement of Gregg Wallace on "Inside the Factory." Wallace left the BBC Two series earlier this year, citing a desire to spend more time with his three-year-old son. However, reports suggested complaints over "inappropriate" comments played a role in his departure, a topic McGuinness humorously addressed on the show.
In spite of the spotlight on his alleged rudeness, Aquaman star Jason Momoa continues to garner attention for his highly anticipated upcoming film. In what is sure to be a cinematic spectacle, "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" is being helmed by none other than acclaimed director James Wan.
The highly anticipated film boasts a star-studded cast, further raising the excitement surrounding this upcoming release. Filmmaker Wan has recently revealed his intention to venture back into the horror genre for his upcoming project, expressing a keen interest in exploring diverse genres throughout his filmmaking career.
With the current controversy, spectators and admirers find themselves contemplating the intricacies of Momoa's on-screen persona and its potential ramifications on his public perception. In the age of instant online reactions, the incident has brought forth a new dimension to the intersection of celebrity culture and social media scrutiny, NME reported.
