Michael B. Jordan hasn’t given up on Jonathan Majors, who starred alongside him in Creed III.
The actor, who stars in upcoming vampire thriller Sinners, spoke to GQ about his relationship with Majors, who was convicted of misdemeanor assault and harassment in December 2023.
“[H]e’s doing nice, simply acquired engaged. I’m happy with his resilience and his power by means of all of it, and [his] dealing with [of] it. I’m glad he’s good. That’s my boy…”
Jordan was beforehand quiet on Majors’ arrest, which occurred in the identical month as the discharge of Creed III. Final June, Majors gave an emotional speech whereas accepting the Perseverance Award on the Hollywood Unlocked Influence Awards and thanked those that supported him all through his trial, together with Will Smith, Tyler Perry, David Oyelowo and Whoopi Goldberg.
Through the Creed III promotional tour, Jordan and Majors regularly bigged one another up in interviews, and through a 2023 interview with Further, Majors known as Jordan a “man of his phrase.”
“He’s not let me down, and I’ve not let him down… in order that competitors, that alpha nature, is getting used to push one another to be higher… That’s a present,” Majors stated within the video under.
Majors was sentenced to 52 weeks of home violence counseling and probation for the assault of his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. Moreover, the actor was dropped from a number of movie initiatives together with the upcoming Avengers movies.