Jonathan Majors And Meagan Good Grace AAFCA Special Achievement Awards Red Carpet
Jonathan Majors and his partner Meagan Good made their debut on the red carpet at the AAFCA Special Achievement Awards luncheon held in Los Angeles last Sunday.
This marked Majors’ first public appearance since his conviction in a domestic violence trial in December 2023, for which he awaits sentencing.
Majors opted for a Parisian-inspired look, donning a long grey coat and navy beret over a navy sweater and blue button-up shirt, paired with oversized black pants and boots.
On the other hand, Good, known for her role in “Harlem,” flaunted her toned abs in a pastel yellow crop top and form-fitting maxi skirt at the event, held at the Los Angeles Athletic Club downtown.
Accessorising with a chunky gold bangle bracelet and hoop earrings, Good complemented her ensemble with long, skinny braids and ruby eyeshadow.
Inside the event, the couple posed for photos, with Good sharing affectionate moments with Majors and mingling with fellow attendees like Deon Taylor and Roxanne Avent.
The AAFCA Special Achievement Awards celebrate individuals, productions, and organisations for their contributions to advancing excellence and inclusion in the film and television industries.
Recently, Majors faced allegations of abusive behavior from two former girlfriends, as reported by The New York Times.
Despite the challenges, Good, who has been in a relationship with Majors since May 2023, has remained by his side, with reports suggesting their bond has grown stronger.
Following Majors’ conviction, the couple kept a low profile, embarking on a cross-country trip together from Los Angeles to New York, with a stop in Dallas to visit Majors’ mother, Terri, who supported him during the trial.
In a shocking and distressing turn of events, Majors’ ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari came forward with assault allegations, alleging she was subjected to physical abuse during their relationship.
Days after the charges, the US Army decided to part ways with Jonathan Majors as a representative for their advertising campaign.
Afterwards, a public relations firm representing actor Jonathan Majors has severed ways with the actor.
A Manhattan jury found Majors guilty of one misdemeanour assault charge and one harassment violation. The actor was also acquitted of a different assault charge and of aggravated harassment.
Majors pleaded not guilty to all of the charges.
He is due for sentencing on April 8.
