After a year of dating, actors Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good have officially tied the knot, confirming one of Hollywood’s most talked-about relationships has now become a marriage. While fans are celebrating their union, Majors is shedding light on the challenges the couple faced behind the scenes—specifically, the professional fallout Meagan endured for supporting him during his legal battles.
In a revealing interview on The Breakfast Club this week, Majors got candid about the toll the past year has taken—not just on him, but on Meagan as well.
“They weren’t announcing it, but she [Meagan Good] lost endorsements,” Majors said during the March 21 interview. “We got uninvited to stuff. She got uninvited to stuff because she had shown just how down she was, and they knew if Meagan’s coming, J’s coming.”
Majors, who has been navigating a wave of legal troubles and public scrutiny since 2023, acknowledged the cost of Meagan’s loyalty. Her unwavering support, he said, came with serious consequences—lost opportunities, damaged relationships, and a noticeable chill from parts of the entertainment industry.
“She took an incredible hit,” Majors admitted. “She’s a very strong woman, stronger than me. She kept me up and continues to keep me up.”
The couple’s relationship, which began shortly after Majors’ legal issues became public, drew intense media attention. Many were surprised to see Meagan, a beloved figure in Black Hollywood, align herself with someone facing serious allegations. Still, she remained by his side through it all, often attending court hearings and public appearances with him.
Their marriage comes as a show of unity and resilience, marking not just a romantic milestone, but a testament to their commitment in the face of immense pressure.
While the industry may have turned a cold shoulder at times, Majors made it clear that Meagan’s love and support helped him endure some of the toughest moments in his life.
As their new chapter as husband and wife begins, the couple remains focused on each other, unshaken by public perception and determined to move forward together—on their own terms.