"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke was reunited with on-screen husband, Jason Momoa, in Paris.

Fans of the HBO hit series, of course, know that Daenerys Targayen was forcibly married to Drogo, which is how she became the Khaleesi, Mother of Dragons.

Emilia Clarke posted on Instagram a photo of their happy reunion as the "Game of Thrones" actress cuddled up to Jason Momoa, who will play Aquaman in the planned "Justice League."

The "Game of Thrones" actress then wrote, "Well I guess the sun rises in the west and sets in the east then huh? Paris fashion week just kicked off....! #Momoaloveforlifebaby #nomorebeerleftinparis #bestdresseddothraki."

The phrase is a reference to the prophecy when Khal Drogo will return, as relayed by Mirri Maz Duur in "Game of Thrones."

"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east," Mirri Maz Duur said, "When the seas go dry and the mountains blow in the wind like leaves. When your womb quickens again, and you bear a living child. Then he will return, and not before."

Fans who commented on the post thought that Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa can date in real life, but that's not going to happen because the "Game of Thrones" actor is married to Lisa Bonet, the mother of Zoe Kravitz of "Divergent," since 2007.

"She's so amazing because I'm such a dipshit," Jason Momoa described Lisa Bonet. "She's an angel. She's amazing. God bless her. She's seeing this one through. I've done a lot of dumb things in my life."

Jason Momoa also posted on his own Instagram the reunion with "Game of Thrones" actress Emilia Clarke where they hammed it up for the camera.

He wrote, "Goofballs @emilia_clarke my khalessi. What a women (sic)."

Emilia Clarke, meanwhile, is not dating anybody right now because it would be "absolutely impossible."

And the "Game of Thrones" star explained that she's too focused on her career right now to concentrate on her love life.

"I'm soppy and I do like to believe that when the right person comes along, it will work, because you want to make it work. Everyone else seems to manage it," she said.