Jason Momoa, Eiza González Reportedly Trying To Keep Romance Going: 'It's Working For Now'

Jason Momoa and Eiza González are back together and are working on keeping the flame burning, a report says.

Earlier this week, they were spotted together enjoying a romantic ride on his Harley Davidson in Malibu, California, Wednesday, about a month after reports said they called it quits.

Now, an unnamed source confirmed to E! News that the "Aquaman" star is "still seeing" the "Ambulance" actress.

"They are trying to keep it going and don't know where it will lead. It's working for now, the way it is," the insider added.

According to the source, Momoa is "getting ready to film in Hawaii," where the "Game of Thrones" alum was born. He reportedly will stay there for a few months for a project.

The source told the outlet that Momoa and González "see each other whenever they can," adding, "He is hoping she can make it out to Hawaii to visit."

It was reported in April that Momoa is set to star in, write and executive produce the upcoming Apple+ series, "Chief of War," about the unification and colonization of Hawaii. He currently stars in the streaming service's dystopian drama "See."

Before their Wednesday joyride in Malibu, the two stars first sparked rumors that they got back together after they were spotted in two London hotspots earlier this month. People reported that they left the venues only minutes apart and were inside over the same period.

"[Momoa and González are] both working and traveling a lot so it's been challenging, but they are seeing each other when they can and really love being together," an unnamed source told E! News earlier this month following their London sighting. "They are hopeful that they can keep it going and plan to visit each other as often as they can."

In related news, Momoa recently teased Ben Affleck's potential return as Batman via Instagram. He shared clips and photos with the "Argo" star while on a Warner Bros. lot, presumably reshooting "Aquaman 2."

"REUNITED Bruce and Arthur. Love you and miss you, Ben. WB studio tours just explored the backlot alright. Busted on set. All great things coming [in] 'Aquaman 2.' All my aloha, J," Momoa wrote alongside the images.

Prior to his post, Momoa teased via an Instagram Story video that he was "back on set" but told fans he "can't tell [them] what [he's] doing" because it's "top secret."

"Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom" wrapped up filming in December 2021. However, reshoots appeared to be underway after its premiere was moved from December this year to 2023.