Video footage of the crash's aftermath obtained by the outlet showed emergency personnel and multiple motorcyclists on the scene, as Momoa appeared to walk away from the incident and back to his vehicle unharmed. The biker was taken to a nearby hospital with "minor injuries," which included a bruise to the leg and a thumb injury, according to TMZ, while the 'Dune' actor appeared to be fine.

As per Fox News, it's unclear why the motorcyclist crossed the center line. No charges have been filed in the crash. According to People, the star had been driving his gold restored Oldsmobile 442, the vintage vehicle first seen in his 2021 Netflix movie 'Sweet Girl'. Earlier this month, Momoa was spotted spending time hanging out with ex-girlfriend Eiza Gonzalez following their breakup in June. The two were seen leaving the same two London hotspots separately, moments apart on June 5, according to People.

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A source confirmed to People magazine that the pair still plan to spend time together when their paths cross: "Jason is a cool guy. Eiza has fun hanging out with him. She is also super-focused on her career and has zero intentions of complicating things." On the work front, Momoa will soon be seen in 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' which is set to be released in March 2023.

Directed by James Wan, the sequel will star original cast members Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman, Temuera Morrison, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Patrick Wilson and Dolph Lundgren. New stars to join the cast of the forthcoming action flick include Indya Moore and Jani Zhao.

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