Michael B. Jordan Voices Support for Jonathan Majors Following Assault Conviction

The Creed III star expressed pride in Majors' resilience and confirmed he would work with him again, as the actor eyes a career comeback with the release of Magazine Dreams.

Jonathan Majors was convicted in December 2023 of misdemeanor assault and harassment charges related to an incident with his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, but avoided prison time by agreeing to a year-long domestic violence intervention program.
Michael B. Jordan, Majors' Creed III co-star, publicly praised his strength and resilience in a recent GQ interview and confirmed his willingness to collaborate with Majors in the future.
Majors' legal troubles led to significant career setbacks, including being dropped from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and other high-profile projects, but his upcoming film Magazine Dreams is set for theatrical release on March 21, 2025.
Majors and actress Meagan Good, who supported him throughout his trial, recently announced their engagement, marking a personal milestone during his public and professional challenges.
Jordan's comments have sparked mixed reactions online, with some defending his stance and others criticizing his support for Majors following his conviction.

The Hollywood Reporter