Back in Westeros!
On Saturday,Emilia Clarkeposted a sweet photo with her formerGame of ThronescostarsJason MomoaandKit Harington, both of whom played her character’s love interests on the show.
“Reunions never looked this hairy,” the actress jokingly captioned the image, which saw Momoa, 40, putting his arms around Clarke and Harington, 32. Clarke also added a hashtag that read, “Any excuse for a Momoa sandwich.”
Momoa and Harington appeared to be back with their friend and costar to celebrate her 33rd birthday party on Friday night. (Clarke’s birthday was on Wednesday.) “YUP,” she captioned anotherInstagram photofrom the night. “33 DAMN you be looking so….worth only getting two hours sleep for. 🥳.”
The final season ofGame of Throneswrapped up earlier this year, and recently ruled the 2019Emmy Awards, going in as the night’s most-nominated show with 32 nods, and taking home the award for outstanding drama series.
On the hit HBO series, Clarke played the Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen, who was married to Momoa’s character Khal Drogo before linking up with Harington’s Jon Snow in the penultimate season.
This isn’t the first time Clarke and Moma have reunited to celebrate a birthday. In July, shehelped throw a surprise partyfor Momoa in honor of his special day.
Clarke alsosent a special messageto Momoa on Instagram at the time, writing underneatha photoof the two of them, “With you I feel 2 feet small…HAPPY FREAKING BIRTHDAY BABY! An oversized bath tub of happiness for another year of you.”
In another photo, Clarke can be seen lounging in an exceptionally large tub, later joking in the hashtags that she had finally found a bathtub large enough to bathe her dragons in.
Momoa was also “Team Daenerys” until the very end, leaving his friend a heartfelt message on Instagram when her character was killed in the final season.
Meanwhile, Harington revealed in September thathe still hasn’t seen the controversial eighth and final seasonofGame of Thrones.
“I still haven’t seen the show,” the actor said when asked about thenegative reactiontowards the show’s conclusion in May. “So that’s how I dealt with that controversy. I haven’t seen the final season.”
“But I know what it took to shoot it,” he continued. “And it was hard and everyone put their love and effort into it. And controversy — I think for us, we knew what we were doing was right, story-wise. And we knew that it was right for the characters because we lived with them for 10 years. So controversy for us didn’t really affect us.”
source: people.com
