Jason Momoa is clarifying his residing scenario after not too long ago suggesting he may technically be “homeless” — now saying he is merely with out an abode … noting it ain’t the identical factor.

The actor dished some recent feedback on the topic to Folks Magazine Thursday — this after making the startling revelation to ET earlier within the week … particularly, saying he did not “have a house proper now.” He went on to notice that he is largely residing his life on the street proper now.

Welp, he considerably cleared up that comment on this new interview — telling Folks … “I am simply houseless. I am not homeless. I’ve a pleasant trailer.” He goes on to say, “Everybody’s like, ‘Jason Momoa’s homeless.’ I am like, ‘Chill out. I received a f***ing sleeping bag.” Hmm … okay.

JM additionally says this … “I’ve by no means purchased a home but, so I am excited to in the future.” He thinks when he does ultimately buy a pad, people will say … “Holy s***. He is received a pillow now.”

Whereas it’d sound a bit of surprising to listen to that Jason — who’s a freaking A-lister — does not personal property … he does level out in these interviews that he is doing simply fantastic … and that the explanation lies in the truth that he is so rattling busy with motion pictures and different tasks.

Backside line … him not having his personal roof over his head is fully his choice — and it isn’t for an absence of means. Quite the opposite, the man’s completely loaded … he simply prefers this life-style in the meanwhile.

Apparently sufficient, he is received a brand new docuseries popping out referred to as “On the Roam” … and it chronicles precisely that — JM traversing the nation and assembly with fascinating folks.

In fact, the backdrop to this information is the truth that he and Lisa Bonet simply finalized their divorce this previous week. Good to know they will not have to fret about determining who will get the home … ‘trigger it appears like there simply may not be one to divvy up.

As they are saying … papa was a rolling stone.