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Jason Momoa, Lisa Bonet respond to Girl Scout’s Momoa Samoas on red carpet: ‘I think he just wants his cut’

By Alexandra Deabler Fox News
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Jason Momoa, Lisa Bonet respond to Girl Scout's 'Momoa Samoas' on red carpet

'Aquaman' star Jason Momoa and his wife Lisa Bonet took some time to address the viral 'Momoas' cookies stunt, while walking the red carpet at the 2019 Oscars. Momoa said he loves Girl Scout cookies but is 'waiting to get some free ones.' While wife Lisa Bonet seconded her husband's statement, saying she thinks he 'just wants his cut.'

Someone get Jason Momoa a box of Girl Scout cookies!

Before Sunday’s 2019 Oscars, the buff “Aquaman” star took a moment to address the viral “Momoas” cookies — a clever stunt by Girl Scouts of Colorado’s Top Cookie CEO Charlotte Holmberg where she pasted a shirtless photo of Momoa onto each box of coconut Samoas.

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The cookies were a smash success, Holmberg said to Denver’s KUSA.

"The moms are getting really excited and they're saying that they need them.”

And it appears Momoa was excited, too — but he’s still looking for his payout.

"I love Girl Scout cookies, I was waiting to get some free ones. I’d love some," he said to ET on the red carpet. "I want the shortbread — and then you put those in the freezer and that’s the best way."

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“Yeah, I just want my shortbread cookies!” he added.

His wife, actress Lisa Bonet, seconded his statement.

“I think he just wants his cut,” she joked to ET.

Holmberg got the idea from her mom who started seeing Momoa/Samoa memes on the internet.

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Holmberg and her mom then started printing out smoldering pictures of Momoa and affixing them to the cookies for the promotional “Momoas.”

Though it was not reported how much the photos have accelerated her cookie sales, Holmberg did admit that they had plenty of fans — including a couple of fellow Girl Scouts who offered to buy some.

Fox News' Michael Bartiromo contributed to this report.