Emilia Clarke, Jason Momoa Reunite At 'Game Of Thrones' Co-Creator David Benioff's Birthday Celebration

Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa have adorable photos on social media after getting together for a mini "Game of Thrones" reunion.

The former co-stars reunited Saturday at an early celebration of "Game of Thrones" co-creator David Benioff's birthday, People reported. Clarke and Momoa both shared snaps with each other on their respective Instagram accounts.

In one photo the "Aquaman" star posted, he wore a sailor's cap while Clarke sat perched on his left leg. Another picture showed the two smiling as they wrapped one arm around the other. In another shot, Momoa carried the "Me Before You" star in his arms while she has her arms wrapped around him, grinning at the camera.

The remaining two photos Momoa shared featured the "Conan" star with Benioff.

"MOON OF MY LIFE. You are wonderful, love [you] forever @emilia_clarke #smilelyeyes," Momoa captioned the snaps, adding, "Happy birthday Benioff, you handsome generous bada-- Leo."

Meanwhile, Clarke also shared the photo of Momoa carrying her on her Instagram account. "When your sun and stars rolls into town, you check that he can still bench press a Khaleesi," she wrote in the caption, adding muscle and face throwing a kiss emojis.

Clarke played Daenerys Targaryen for all eight seasons of "Game of Thrones" but continued her friendship with her on-screen love interest long after Khal Drogo was killed off in the hit HBO series' Season 1. The feelings are mutual.

"Love [you] forever, moon of my life," Momoa commented on Clarke's post with several red heart emojis.

Fans couldn't help but gush over the former co-stars' friendship.

"Please do another movie or show together. Your on-screen chemistry is off the charts!!! Awesome to see that off-screen you are great friends," one commented.

"You guys are the cutest, ever," another wrote.

"I can’t handle this friendship," a third user added.

"I love you guys!!! Best friendship hands down," another netizen wrote.

Earlier this month, Momoa didn't hide his displeasure when asked about a scene featured on "Game of Thrones'" April 2011 pilot episode where his brutal warlord character sexually assaults Daenerys.

"Well, it was important to depict Drogo and his style," Momoa told The New York Times reporter David Marchese, adding that his job was to play the character and that even if it was not a "nice thing," it was what was required of him.

"It's not my job to go, 'Would I not do it?' I've never really been questioned about 'Do you regret playing a role?' We'll put it this way: I already did it. Not doing it again," he added.

The "Aquaman 2" star also told the interviewer that the question "left a bad feeling in my stomach," adding that he was "bummed."