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Jason Momoa body-shamed for his dad bod

‘Aquaman’ and ‘Justice League’ actor Jason Momoa was recently body-shamed on social media for not having a six-pack.
He has been taking the time off spending a vacation in Europe with wife Lisa Bonet and children, Lola and Nakoa-Wolf.
The body-shaming started when topless photos of Momoa beside a swimming pool in Venice was uploaded online and people compared his physique to when he was filming ‘Aquaman’.
On Instagram, comments like, “what happened to his abs?” alongside a crying emoji and “This is what it looks like when he lets himself go,” were targeted at Momoa’s dad bod.

In another comment section, somebody else suggested Momoa needed to “start lifting” again.

It wasn’t long before people rushed to Momoa’s defence. 
Especially considering that Momoa is clearly still in great shape, leaving people confused and calling for an end to body-shaming.
Momoa’s not the only celebrity whose body have been criticised.

‘Avengers:Endgame’ and ‘Men In Black: International” star Chris Hemsworth appeared on ‘Avengers: Endgame’ with a dad bod.

The star who plays Thor previously had a chiseled body in other movies but in the last movie he sported a huge belly. -/TISG

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