At this point, I am literally using any excuse to write about Jason Momoa. I mean, why not? MOMOA. He’s six feet, 4 inches of MEAT. Throbbing meat. What’s interesting is that Momoa is everywhere these days, probably because he’s promoting Conan the Barbarian. But every time he opens his mouth, everyone pays rapt attention. He’s like the anti-Kellan Lutz. Women take one look at Momoa Meat and we’re like, “Hold that thought, sweetheart, let me take off my panties. Okay, continue.” Which is the perfect segue to this Vanity Fair video with Jason at Comic Con. He sits there with his shirt almost completely undone, his hair looks damp, and he’s flirting with this poor Vanity Fair woman (Krista Smith) who is… so much stronger than me. I mean, I wouldn’t be able to sit that close to him without gnawing on him a little bit. This video is HOT:

Just tell me now, ladies: is Jason Momoa the perfect man? I can handle it if you say “yes.” Michael Fassbender is MY perfect man (dirty, drunk, Irish, sexypants), but this Jason Momoa thing is taking on a life of its own. Is it time for a cool down? Here’s one: did you know that Jason is father to a two-and-a-half year old son named Nakao-Wolf? Nakao-Wolf’s mom is professional lucky bitch Lisa Bonet. AND they have another kid, 4-year-old daughter Lola Iolani! Gah!

Jason Momoa‘s son Nakoa-Wolf is only 2½, but the toddler is already taking after his action star dad.

“My son loves swords and shields and dragons,” the Conan the Barbarian star told reporters at a press event for the film at San Diego Comic-Con. “So he loves the Conan stuff … he just grabs sticks and [makes swords].”

Nakoa-Wolf is Momoa’s second child with actress Lisa Bonet. Their daughter, Lola Iolani, turned 4 last month.

“They love the action figures,” Momoa, who also stars in HBO’s Game of Thrones, says of his kids.

Unfortunately for the duo, the plastic dolls may be as close as they get to experiencing Dad’s version of Conan for quite some time.

While Momoa allowed his children to view the trailer for his upcoming film – “not the [restricted] one,” he clarifies – the actor is adamant his offspring keep away from the full product.

“They’ll never see it till they’re 19,” he says. “They don’t need to see those parts of Daddy!”

The Momoa kids will have to settle for their memories of helping their dad get into character.

“My image of him was this lion or this panther,” Momoa says of playing Conan. “He was just this big cat, so I’d go to the zoo with my kids and I’d just watch and study lions.”

[From People]

Does that help or hurt your lady-wood? It kind of deflates mine. Granted, it’s great to see that Jason is a lovely man, a complete partner to a cool woman like Lisa Bonet, and a loving father. But it kills the lady wood to think of him already absorbed in his family. I need the fantasy. Oh, well.

Photos courtesy of WENN & PR Photos.