Jonathan Majors

Jonathan Majors has opened up about the harrowing abuse he claims to have faced at the hands of both men and women.

Speaking exclusively for the first time since his domestic violence sentencing, the embattled ‘Magazine Dreams’ star opens up about his childhood abuse, Marvel firing and fight for Hollywood redemption: “It’s harder to find a way when you are trapped in notoriety.”

The couple have been dating since at least May 2023.

The lawsuit details allegations of abuse that date back to 2021 and defamation as Majors continues to proclaim his innocence in the earlier criminal case.

Majors was convicted of reckless assault and harassment in December 2023.

His defense team filed a motion to set aside the verdict, after the actor was found guilty of reckless assault in the third degree and harassment in the second degree.

The ousted Marvel actor gave a major TV interview to show his side of the story — but experts question the impact this could have on his sentence and his career.

Majors told Davis he plans to appeal.

Jonathan Majors was one of Hollywood's fastest rising stars, with a major role in the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But a conviction for assaulting his girlfriend has left his career in tatters and mounting questions over where Marvel goes next.

A Manhattan jury found Majors guilty of one misdemeanor assault charge and one harassment violation.

Now, Disney will have to grapple with the decision whether or not to cut him loose.

The audio recording sheds a new light on the case

After just over an hour of initial deliberations, the jury in Jonathan Majors‘ domestic violence trial has wrapped up for the day.

The text messages are from September 2022

The text messages regarding an earlier incident were previously deemed inadmissible at trial

Actor Jonathan Majors‘ex-girlfriend and accuser, Grace Jabbari, took the witness stand for a fourth consecutive day, during which an old text exchange between the former couple was read.

Opening statements were given on Monday as part of Majors' assault trial in New York City.

One outside expert views the arrest as "a publicity stunt." Majors' side has said the decision not to prosecute Grace Jabbari is "a serious injustice."

The actor's attorney last month filed the motion that claimed that the state withheld and buried evidence which would prove Majors’ innocence and potentially cast suspicion.

The Marvel star faces domestic assault charges, and now other allegations spanning years.