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    Report: Actor Jonathan Majors accused of abusing two former romantic partners

    A new report accuses embattled actor Jonathan Majors of abusing two other former romantic partners, as well as behaving aggressively toward crew members on film sets and drama school classmates. The resurfaced allegations arrive as Majors braces for a criminal trial in New York City where he faces misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. Majors and his attorneys have denied the claims and ...
    by Jonah Valdez, Los Angeles Times Jun 30, 2023 4 minutes
    Jonathan Majors attends the "Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania" Sydney premiere at Hoyts Entertainment Quarter on Feb. 2, 2023 in Australia.

    A new report accuses embattled actor Jonathan Majors of abusing two other former romantic partners, as well as behaving aggressively toward crew members on film sets and drama school classmates.

    The resurfaced allegations arrive as Majors braces for a criminal trial in New York City where he faces misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. Majors and his attorneys have denied the claims and have maintained his innocence throughout the case. His trial is set for Aug. 3.

    On Thursday, Rolling Stone with a new set of allegations that span the last decade, citing interviews with more than 40 individuals who were close to or familiar with Majors at Yale University's drama school, on film productions and while he was dating several other women.

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