Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors.Photo: Frazer Harrison/WireImage, Jon Kopaloff/WireImage
Jonathan MajorsandMeagan Good’s friendship turned romantic as she supported him amid his assault charges and allegations, a source tells PEOPLE.
“Meagan and Jonathan have maintained a friendship for some time,” the source says, adding that following the allegations made against Majors, “Meagan has shown considerable support towards him.”
“It seems their relationship has developed further from that point,” adds the source.
Reps for Good and Majors did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s requests for comment.
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AfterVarietyreported last month that more alleged abuse victims have come forward and were cooperating with the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, Majors reportedly was dropped from several movie projects and ad campaigns. The Marvel actor’s public relations firm also"stepped away" from working withhim.
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His lawyer Chaudhrysaid last week in a statementthat her team has provided the Manhattan District Attorney’s office with “irrefutable evidence” that the alleged victim “is lying” about the facts of the case.
Good filed for divorce fromDeVon Franklin, her husband of nine years, back in December 2021. TheShazam! Fury of the Godsactress told PEOPLE in May 2022 thatshe has “learned to not beas much of a people pleaser.”
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“I’ve learned that not everybody’s going to get you or like you, and that’s okay. And knowing who your tribe is and being really thankful for that, and knowing sometimes they’re not your tribe — that’s okay too.”
She added that she was focused on “loving and treating people with respect regardless, and never letting how people treat you change the integrity of who you want to be. I think in this season especially, I’m learning to live again in a different way.”
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source: people.com
