Jason Momma is infected with the new crown, and the actors of "Dune" may all be infected

Jason Momma is currently quarantined after testing positive for the new coronavirus.

The 42-year-old "Aquaman" man said on his Instagram story on Tuesday that he was tested positive for COVID-19 after attending the premiere of "Dune" on October 15, when he attended the premiere with other lead actors Timothy Chalame, Zadaya Coleman, Oscar Isaac, Javier Baden and Josh Brolin.

"I got the coronavirus after the premiere. I've met a lot of people in the UK, so a lot of people say hello to me. Who knows?"

Jason Momma shared the news with his fans, explaining that he is now quarantined with professional skateboarder Eric Ellington. Ellington was not shy about skateboarding indoors, and he made a kick at home, much to the delight of his roommate Jason Momma.

Jason Momma is currently working on Aquaman 2 in the UK, which will premiere in December 2022. At the moment, there seems to be no plans to postpone the release because the actors can't work.

In Jason Momma's video, he seems to be in good spirits and enjoying time with friends. Given that he's in a good mood and that he and Ellington enjoy messing around indoors, it appears he's asymptomatic now. Media reports say that while Jason Momma was touring and filming Dune in the UK, his wife, Lisa Bonett, was still in the U.S. with the kids, so as long as he continued to show no symptoms, it was a short break from his fatherly duties.

Jason Momma recently told Alan deGenerales that he was a little worried about his physical condition because he was in his 40s and still doing superhero work.

On October 16, Jason Momma told the host, "I'm getting old, USA Today reported. I hurt my eyes, I got my eyes hurt by something, I had to have surgery, I got a hernia, I pulled my ribs, I got beaten up. I love my job, I'm a little too excited, and then you know, the age issue... I'm an aging superhero. ”