Jonathan Majors recently showcased his impressive physique while hiking in Los Angeles with Meagan Good, marking one of their first outings since confirming their engagement. The couple appeared affectionate and happy during their stroll at Runyon Canyon on Thursday, holding hands, hugging, and sharing smiles along the way.
Majors opted for a casual look, going shirtless to highlight his toned abs and arms, paired with gray joggers, a blue baseball cap, black sunglasses, white sneakers, and a silver watch. Meanwhile, Good sported a coordinated red athletic ensemble, featuring a sports bra and leggings, accessorized with a gray baseball cap, sunglasses, and matching white sneakers.
Meagan Good debuts her engagement ring at the Ebony Power 100 Gala.
As they returned to their car, TMZ caught up with the pair and asked if they were preparing for their wedding. Majors, 35, laughed and replied, “I’m good,” while Good, 43, playfully added they’re simply “staying ready” for their big day. She credited her fitness to “body by J,” referencing her fiancé’s influence on her workout routine.
Good revealed the engagement took place during a vacation in Paris with her father. Majors proposed in a heartfelt moment, having already sought approval from both her parents.
The couple first revealed their engagement publicly last month, with Good showing off her ring at the Ebony Power 100 Gala. They went public with their relationship in May 2023, during a challenging time for Majors as he faced allegations of assault involving his ex, Grace Jabbari.
Throughout his legal troubles, Good stood by Majors, attending court proceedings and defending their relationship. In December 2023, Majors was convicted on charges of misdemeanor third-degree assault and second-degree harassment, resulting in a sentence that included a 52-week domestic violence intervention program.
Despite the difficult circumstances, Majors reflected on his experiences in January, sharing with ABC News that he remains resilient, supported by loved ones despite the challenges and confusion of the ordeal.
