Newlyweds Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good Reveal Depth of Connection Through 11 Candid Quotes
New York, NY – As Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors navigate life as husband and wife following a private wedding, a collection of recent statements reveals the profound impact each has had on the other, particularly during a challenging period for Majors. The couple’s public affirmations, spanning interviews and gala appearances, paint a picture of mutual support and growth.
These quotes,gathered from outlets including Variety,Revolt,and E! News,offer a rare glimpse into the dynamic between the actors,highlighting how Good’s presence has been instrumental in Majors’ personal and professional resilience.The statements underscore a relationship built on encouragement, maturity, and a shared sense of strength, even as Majors continues to address the fallout from a highly publicized legal case.
During a July 2024 interview with variety, Majors credited the Black women in his life, beginning with his then-fiancée Good, with providing crucial support throughout his trial involving former girlfriend Grace Jabbari. “I feel that love and I feel that support, and I’m so grateful for it,” he said. “They’ve kept me afloat.”
At the 2024 EBONY Power 100 Gala, when asked when he felt most powerful, Majors responded, “Right here, I’m most powerful,” while leaning toward Good. Good echoed the sentiment, stating she was “going to say the same thing” moments before displaying her engagement ring.
Majors acknowledged a period of personal struggle prior to his relationship with Good. In an interview with “The Breakfast Club,” he reflected on needing to become “worthy of her patience and her time,” explaining, “I had to get to that level – spiritually, socially, emotionally.”
The actor further articulated the reciprocal nature of their support system at the 55th Annual NAACP Awards. He told E! News, “We’re celebrating tonight,” emphasizing their shared journey.
Majors has repeatedly emphasized Good’s stabilizing influence. He stated, “I’m getting less and less powerful as I step away from Meagan, so I’m most powerful right here.”
He also directly addressed his personal growth within the relationship, saying, “I had to mature a lot. She caught me at a time when I was in a bad way.”
Summarizing their partnership, Majors succinctly stated, “She holds me down. I hold her down.”
These declarations come after Majors avoided jail time in the assault case, a period where Good’s support was particularly vital.
The couple’s relationship has drawn increased attention following their July 8, 2024, premiere appearance at Tyler Perry’s “Divorce In The Black” in New York City.
The quotes reveal a consistent theme of gratitude and reliance on one another, suggesting a deep connection that has helped both navigate personal and professional challenges.
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