Is Kelly Clarkson considering a romantic relationship with Jason Momoa? Well, if her fans have anything to say about it, we may just have a hot new Hollywood couple on our hands!
During a December 18 airing of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the actor appeared on the daytime series to promote his upcoming movie Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. As Jason described one important yet surprisingly NSFW element of working with invisible creatures, he seemingly left Kelly feeling a *bit* flustered.
"What training was that for?" Kelly asked as a clip played of Jason moving on a saddle that would later be replaced with a CGI animal in the movie (the creatures are digitally added in via computer-generated imagery at a later point in time).
"That's how you go faster," he replied while blushing and sensually moving his hips. "If you want the animal to go faster, you've gotta really go ... and if you want to slow down, you've got to ... because there's no steering wheel!"
Upon seeing Jason re-enact the "training" he did for the Aquaman sequel, Kelly couldn't help but nervously crack up over his moves. As a result, she attempted to change the subject so the conversation could stay "appropriate" for daytime viewers.
"So, there was a really awesome Aquaman suit in this one — I like this one!" she said as her cheeks seemed to turn a bit red. "Did you like that transition for daytime? Look, I didn't know how to segue!"
Fans immediately seized on the apparent romantic tension between the two, and they voiced their wishes for Kelly and Jason to become a real-life items in the comments on YouTube.
"How could you not blush with the creature riding comments? That back and forth chemistry between them is sweet. Love it," one person wrote on YouTube. "Them dating would probably be a highlight of my year 😂," another declared. "They have great chemistry. It's seems like Jason is digging Kelly, get girl!!!!!" a different viewer exclaimed.
While fans' dreams of romance may not become a reality for Jason and Kelly, we'll definitely be tuned in to see if anything happens!
As the entertainment and news associate editor for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.
