Aquaman star Jason Momoa, 42, says his many injuries include 'messed up eyes,' a hernia and missing ribs: 'I'm getting old'

Jason Momoa said he took a beating while filming the most recent Aquaman movie.

The actor, 42, discussed a myriad injuries he sustained on the set of Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom on Tuesday’s episode of Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show.

‘I’m getting old, is what’s happening,’ the Hollywood actor joked.

Smiling through the pain: Jason Momoa took a beating while filming the most recent Aquaman movie

‘I messed up my eyes,’ the Dune star said. ‘I just got something in it that kinda cut it up, and then I’ve gotta get surgery. I have a hernia, I’ve got ribs out. I’m just getting beat up.’

Despite his injuries, Momoa also said that it was ‘going to be a great movie, you’re gonna love it.’

When asked why he keeps getting injured during filming, the See actor pointed to his enthusiasm for the work as a main cause.

‘I just kinda give it,’ he said. ‘I love my job and I get a little too excited. The age thing. I’m an aging superhero now.’

Laundry list of injuries: Among his many injuries were a scratched cornea, a hernia and beat up ribs

‘An aging superhero’: The star said he is getting much older and called himself an ‘aging superhero’

Momoa also talked about meeting Billie Eilish with his children at the premiere of the newest James Bond film.

‘When we saw her, we just lost it,’ he said. ‘I just lost it. We all geeked out.’

The Game of Thrones star has been traversing across the United Kingdom in recent days including attending the London premiere of Dune alongside his co-stars Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet.

He wore a black suit with a gray vest underneath and black slacks to the premiere.

Ritzy premiere: The Game of Thrones star has been traversing across the United Kingdom in recent days including attending the London premiere of Dune

Geeking out: Momoa said he and his kids freaked out when they met Billie Eilish

Momoa has kept busy over the last few years, but he also has a number of upcoming projects as well.

The actor has already completed filming for The Last Manhunt, the story of a Native American couple that goes on the run after one commits murder for love.

He is also rumored to have a main role in Cliffhanger, a remake of the 1993 movie of the same name wherein a mountain climber is caught up in the plot of a group of robbers.