Actor Jonathan Majors became visibly emotional while discussing the backing he received from his wife, Meagan Good, during his assault and harassment trial, attributing his strength during one of his hardest times to her steadfast support.
During an appearance on the podcast "For The Fellas" on Tuesday, Majors broke down as he recounted Good's continuous presence throughout the legal proceedings. He lauded her unwavering commitment, stating that she consistently showed up for him in the most crucial ways, calling her his "everything."
Majors and Good entered into matrimony in 2025, following a relationship that commenced in May 2023. Their engagement was confirmed publicly in November 2024. Good was by Majors' side during his trial in 2023, which was centered on accusations that he assaulted and harassed his former girlfriend in March of that year. He was eventually convicted of misdemeanor third-degree assault and second-degree harassment related to the domestic incident. He avoided incarceration and was sentenced to 12 months of counseling in Los Angeles.
In his recent comments, the actor reflected on the emotional strain of the trial, underscoring the significance of having a supportive network during tough times.
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