‘Happy birthday to me,’ Jason Momoa celebrates his 44th birthday with a snowy hot tub session

Jason Momoa had a birthday shock from Mother Nature this 12 months.

The Game of Thrones star turned 44 on Tuesday and celebrated with a snowy sizzling tub session. He shared a video on Instagram, exhibiting the surprising snowfall as he walked exterior with a bottle of his Mananalu Water, an organization he based.

“Happy birthday to me,” he mentioned, trying on the snowy surroundings in awe. “What the hell is going on,” he requested somebody off-camera as he walked to the jacuzzi.

The ‘Aquaman’ star then confirmed his followers the snow-covered deck and bushes round him. It just isn’t clear the place Momoa is, however he and his buddies appear to be amused by the scenario.

The Fast X actor, who’s freezing however smiling bought into the recent tub and seemed round.

“Look at that, August 1st,” he mentioned, marveling on the uncommon climate. “Never in my life — 44 years — did I ever get in a hot tub and it’s snowing baby.”

Momoa screamed after which drank from his bottle, “Cheers everybody, love you.”

This occurred simply days after Momoa hosted the Discovery Channel’s thirty fifth annual Shark Week, which he advised PEOPLE he had “been begging to do it for a while now. We’ve been trying to do it probably since 2018.”

The ‘Fast X’ actor’s busy schedule prevented him from taking up this dream position till this 12 months, so he mentioned he was grateful he “could squeeze” filming in New Zealand while working on his upcoming Apple TV+ series Chief of War.

Momoa said he was interested in sharks not only because of his Aquaman role, but also because “it’s my original passion.” He studied marine and wildlife biology in school earlier than turning into an actor.

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“This goes back to something I’ve wanted to do my whole life,” the Hawaii native told PEOPLE.

He also said he grew up watching Shark Week, and he has continued the tradition with his children.

“It’s a fun thing that I can share and learn with them,” mentioned Momoa, who shares daughter Lola Iolani, 16, and son Nakoa-Wolf, 14, together with his ex-wife Lisa Bonet.