Jonathan Majors, the once-rising star of Hollywood, finds himself embroiled in yet another legal battle just weeks before his scheduled sentencing for misdemeanor assault and harassment.
Majors soared to fame with stellar performances in acclaimed productions like Lovecraft Country, Devotion, and Creed III alongside Michael B. Jordan.
His career trajectory peaked when he was cast as Kang the Conqueror in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, only to plummet following allegations of assaulting his ex-partner, Grace Jabbari.
The fallout was swift and severe: Majors was dropped by his management and PR firms, lost multiple roles, and faced professional isolation.
His legal woes deepened when he was found guilty of assault and harassment, with sentencing looming on April 8, carrying the threat of a year in prison.
Now, with the specter of legal consequences looming, Majors faces a fresh lawsuit from Jabbari. She accuses him of defamation and malicious prosecution, alleging that he systematically denied her claims of abuse to discredit her.
In response, Brittany Henderson, Jabari’s lawyer, commended her client’s courage in seeking justice. Meanwhile, Priya Chaudhry, Majors’ lawyer, hinted at forthcoming counterclaims, painting a bleak picture for the actor’s once-promising career.
