Former Marvel star Jonathan Majors was ripped by his ex-girlfriend, the dancer Grace Jabbari, as a remorseless abuser Monday — as he prevented jail time on his conviction for assaulting her past calendar year within a Manhattan vehicle service.
“He is not sorry, he has not acknowledged obligation and he will do this again,” Jabbari, donning a pink suit, claimed for the duration of an emotional listening to for his sentencing in Manhattan Prison Court docket.
“He will hurt other women of all ages,” continued Jabbari, tearing up halfway through her speech. “This is a gentleman who thinks he is above the law.”
Majors, 34, carrying a black double-breasted fit and black turtleneck, was sentenced to undertake domestic violence counseling.
He was sat wanting straight ahead while Jabbari spoke. His new girlfriend, the actress and design Meagan Fantastic, observed his sentencing from the courtroom gallery’s to start with row.
The no-jail sentence will come right after the actor, who played supervillain Kang the Conqueror in 2023’s “Ant-Gentleman and the Wasp: Quantumania,” was convicted by a Manhattan jury of misdemeanor assault immediately after Jabbari, 30, testified that she lived in anxiety of his violent outbursts during a traumatic, two-12 months-romantic relationship that finished when he struck a “hard blow” throughout her head early this calendar year.
Marvel Studios, a subsidiary of Disney, dropped Majors within several hours of the verdict. The motion picture studio experienced planned to have Majors star as Kang the Conqueror in at least two approaching films: “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty” in 2026 and “Avengers: Mystery Wars” in 2027.
Majors, who had confronted up to just one yr in jail on the misdemeanor cost, maintains his innocence and ideas to appeal the verdict.
He declined to discuss in court on Monday, with his attorney citing Jabbari’s pending civil lawsuit against him and claiming that his ex may well use his words against him as section of that fit.
