Jonathan Majors Credits Meagan Good With Staying During Career Hiatus
The actor spoke at a Lagos film festival about rebuilding his life after legal battles, citing his partner's support.
By Robert Ward ·
Jonathan Majors told a crowd in Lagos, Nigeria, that Meagan Good remained by his side during the lowest points of his recent career and personal life. The admission came during a televised interview where the actor discussed his recovery from high-profile legal issues.
The conversation took place on November 9, 2026, at the 15th Africa International Film Festival, known as AFRIFF. Nigerian media personality Chude Jideonwo hosted the segment, which was part of a special edition of the show #WithChude. The event provided a platform for Majors to address the public about his time away from major Hollywood projects.
Majors became emotional while describing the period following his legal troubles. He stated, “She stayed when I had nothing.” Good, who is an actress and producer, sat beside him and also became tearful as he spoke about her loyalty. The moment occurred while the couple addressed the audience about their shared faith and their decision to move forward together publicly.
The actor explained that his time off from work was necessary to find his footing again. He noted that he stepped back from significant opportunities in Hollywood to deal with the aftermath of his legal cases. His comments focused on the practical difficulty of starting over after such setbacks. Good has been publicly supportive of him throughout this hiatus.
The couple's presence in Nigeria included more than just the interview. They attended the AFRIFF opening gala and met with other filmmakers and guests at the international event. Their participation marked another public appearance for the pair as they continue to manage their relationship and professional lives in the spotlight.
Majors is known for his roles in major productions, including films from Marvel Studios. His career trajectory changed sharply after his legal battles made headlines. Now, he frames his current work as a process of rebuilding his identity and career after that disruption. Good’s role in that process is central to his recent public statements.
The couple used their time in Lagos to focus on strengthening their bond. They engaged with the local film community and used the media appearance to share their perspective on moving forward. The interview offered a direct look at how they are handling the transition back to professional life together.
