'Aquaman' actor Jason Momoa apologises for taking pictures in the Sistine Chapel


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Jason Momoa is in Rome filming 'Fast X', the 10th 'Fast & Furious' movie. Photo: AFP

Jason Momoa, having drawn ire for taking photographs in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel – where pictures are strictly forbidden – apologised on Sunday (May 15) via Instagram, during a workout, saying he had not intended any offense.

He was fully clothed last Monday when he posted a few photos on Instagram of himself gazing at the masterpiece paintings adorning the ceiling and walls of the sacred space, where photos are prohibited because of the potential danger that the light from camera flashes poses to the centuries-old artwork. He is in Rome filming Fast X, the 10th Fast & Furious movie.

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