Inside Jason Momoa's incredible luxury motorhome worth £600,000 – with king-size bed, leather upholstery & kitchen | The Sun
JASON Momoa owns an incredible luxury motorhome worth £600,000 – which contains a king-size bed, leather upholstery and its own kitchen.
The American actor, worth £20million, has revealed in several interviews that he loves the open road – and campervan life.
Following his split from his wife, Lisa Bonet, he has been photographed living in a luxury motorhome.
Posted on Jason’s Instagram, the announcement read: "We have all felt the squeeze and changes of these transformational times… A revolution is unfolding, and our family is no exception… feeling and growing from the seismic shifts occurring. "
The Game of Thrones actor moved from his £2.8 million home into an EarthRoamer XV-LTi 026 motorhome, Love Property reports.
He paid around £601,000 for this house on wheels, and it was custom-made for him by the Colorado-based company EarthRoamer.
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The motorhome includes a king-size king bed, a bike rack and an infrared camera.
And it also has a complete kitchen with plenty of storage for cutlery and glasses.
Next to the kitchen, Momoas decided to install two sofas in brown leather with two tables in the same colour.
The stylish home on wheels is definitely fit for a VIP with its slick leather upholstery and edgy industrial-style finishes.
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It also comes with a wine rack, a wall-mounted Nespresso machine and sable brown alder cabinetry surrounding the dual burner cooktop.
The Dune actor is claimed to have stayed in the XV-LTi rather than in hotels while filming the most recent Fast & Furious movie with Vin Diesel because he values the proximity to nature it provided.
This comes after a van life specialist who lived in a camper conversion for two years has revealed that life on the road costs far more than you think.
Plus, a woman who lives in a converted van with her partner revealed how they could live a lifestyle, spending hardly any money.
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