Jason Momoa Gifts Boy with Cancer with a Copy of His 'Aquaman' Trident

Actor Jason Momoa warmed hearts as he put a smile on the face of a 7-year-old boy diagnosed with cancer by giving him a copy of his "Aquaman" trident.

Jason Momoa recently proved that he is not just a hero in movies but also real life. Earlier this week, the actor warmed hearts when he introduced his 15.3 million followers to a new friend he made.

He uploaded a series of photos showing 7-year-old Danny Sheehan. In the first frame, the young boy looked joyful as he held the famed "Aquaman" trident, surrounded by different toy boxes.

Jason Momoa poses at the Australian premiere of Aquaman on December 18, 2018 in Gold Coast, Australia. | Photo: Getty Images

The other snapshots showed Danny with an Aquaman action figure, including one of him on a hospital bed with the action figure by his side.

Last month, the "Game of Thrones" star shared a heartwarming video of him chatting with Danny over FaceTime.

The slideshow concluded with a loving message from Momoa, letting the young boy know that he couldn't wait to ride dolphins with him.

In the caption, Momoa explained that Danny's mother, Natalie, sent the photos. He then thanked a vendor and Warner Bros. Pictures for sending Danny the toys and showing the Sheehan family love.

The actor's gesture towards Dany was particularly heartwarming as the young boy is battling cancer. According to reports, he was diagnosed with pineoblastoma, an aggressive and rare form of brain tumor, in 2017.

After Momoa heard his story and his ultimate love for Aquaman through his online community, he proceeded to befriend the young boy online.

Last month, the "Game of Thrones" star shared a heartwarming video of him chatting with Danny over FaceTime. The call began with a thrilled Danny greeting the 41-year-old star, letting him know that he was super excited.

The pair immediately bonded over their shared love for dolphins, sharks, and toys, with Momoa promising to make his dream of riding on a dolphin come to life.

Natalie felt touched by the gesture and told Insider that she had no idea Momoa would reach out to her son and call him. Concerning his gifts, she noted that Danny, who was usually talkative, became speechless.

The toys particularly touched the young boy who had a rough week after completing three weeks of daily chemotherapy. Before Momoa met with Danny, a video of him went viral.

A surprised Danny was seen screaming with excitement after getting an Aquaman action figure. The touching moment was captured by a local photographer, Corey Taylor, who gifted Danny the presents.