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Meagan Good Says Wedding to Jonathan Majors Will Be ‘Wonderful’ (Exclusive)
Getty ImagesMeagan Good is on a good run!
She’s Ebony magazine’s new cover star, planning a wedding to fiancé Jonathan Majors, and wrapping up one of the best times in her career with the third and final season of her hit comedy “Harlem.”
“Extra’s” Melvin Robert spoke with Meagan to dish on the show, as well as her relationship with Jonathan.
In November, Meagan and Jonathan announced their engagement. With a big smile on her face, she told Mel, “The engagement life is amazing.”
As for wedding plans, Megan gushed, “It’s gonna be wonderful.”
Good is promoting the final season of “Harlem,” but she’s open to a future movie springing from the show! She explained, “You want to end on a high note but… we wouldn’t be mad at a movie.”
Are there discussions about a possible movie? She answered, “I think everyone else has got to say like, ‘This is what we want, you know. The same way the ‘Sex and the City’ had their movies, I think ‘Harlem’ deserves its movies.”
Meagan loved working the show for three seasons, saying, “This has been one of the best professional experiences and personal experiences I’ve ever had.”
This season, we see her character Camille’s fertility journey, which has parallels in Meagan’s real-life experiences.
She noted, “We had talked a lot about fertility and about the journey and what I was experiencing… I’m so glad because a lot of women, getting into your mid-30s and early 30s or mid 40s, whatever it may be, we don’t know what our bodies are going to do so it’s just better to plan for what you want.”
“Harlem” Season 3 streams on Prime Video January 23.
Actress Meagan Good is all smiles as she opens up about her upcoming wedding to actor Jonathan Majors in an exclusive interview with Entertainment Weekly.The couple, who got engaged last year, have been busy planning their special day and Good couldn’t be more excited. “I’m just looking forward to it being a wonderful, beautiful celebration of love and unity,” she says. “I can’t wait to marry the man of my dreams.”
Good and Majors, who first met on the set of the film “Love by the 10th Date,” have been inseparable ever since. Their love story has captured the hearts of fans around the world and Good is grateful for all the support they have received.
“It’s been a whirlwind romance but it feels so right,” Good shares. “We’re both so in love and ready to start this new chapter together.”
As for the wedding details, Good is keeping things under wraps for now but promises it will be a day to remember. “We want to keep some things private and just enjoy the moment with our loved ones,” she says. “But I can tell you it’s going to be a beautiful celebration of love and unity.”
Good and Majors have not yet announced a wedding date but fans can’t wait to see them tie the knot. Stay tuned for more updates on this fairy-tale romance.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Meagan Good is in a season of harvest, reaping rewards from the hard work she’s sowed throughout her three-decade career. For the “Harlem” star, gratitude is her mantra.
“As crazy as, not even just this last year, the last few years have been for me, this is the happiest I’ve been in a long time. And it’s pretty wonderful,” said Good last week with tears welling in her eyes, emotions heightened as she thought of her relationship with Jonathan Majors, her time on “Harlem” and the Los Angeles wildfires. “I’m just thankful for the journey and I’m thankful to be loved.”
Much of that love has been provided by embattled actor Jonathan Majors, and the fluctuating journey includes their scrutinized relationship, leading Tyler Perry’s “Divorce in the Black” film and starring in the third and final season of “Harlem,” premiering Thursday on Prime Video.
“It’s incredible that the people who have supported us and have watched the show have waited on us like ‘Game of Thrones,’” said Good, who plays Camille, a Columbia University professor of sex and love. “It’s really cool to be a part of something so amazing that people love.”
The resilience of ‘Harlem’
“Harlem” has been a survivor, emerging from the coronavirus pandemic and the Hollywood actors and writers strikes. The Tracy Oliver dramedy follows four women in their 30s (Good, Grace Byers, Jerrie Johnson and Shoniqua Shandai) living in Manhattan’s historic Black neighborhood as they navigate love, friendships and careers. While the series didn’t reach the acclaim of Issa Rae’s “Insecure,” it earned a staunch fan base.
“If you really think about shows about New York, it’s almost like purposefully excluding Black people … so when we reflect on shows like ‘Friends’ or even ‘Sex and The City,’ I probably can count on one hand how many Black people I’ve seen in those shows. But in New York, it’s unavoidable because Black people have created the culture here, specifically in Harlem,” said Johnson, who plays Tye, a queer dating app designer for LBGTQ+ people of color.
“We loved our ‘Living Single,’ and that’s why we loved it because we love seeing these women meeting in this small little apartment to commune with each other … that’s why we have such a cult following because there was a hole in the market that Tracy brilliantly filled.”
Good, 43, said the relationship she shares with her cast, crew and streaming platform is one she hadn’t experienced. “This definitely has been the best professional experience I’ve had in my entire career in terms of emotionally, mentally, professionally, spiritually.”
It’s an emphatic declaration by the former child star whose first major film appearance came in Ice Cube’s 1995 classic “Friday,” shined in “Eve’s Bayou” and became a household name to kids on Nickelodeon’s “Cousin Skeeter” series.
Good on her relationship with Jonathan Majors and the cost of fame
Adored for beauty throughout her relatively drama-free career, many fans questioned her relationship with Majors, the rapidly rising star of “Creed III” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.” It began toward the end of 2023 following the 35-year-old’s arrest for allegations of escalating incidents of physical and verbal abuse toward ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari.
But the “Think Like a Man” and “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” actor said her Christian faith and life lessons prepared her for the backlash.
“I think about being in my 20s and you see the Media Take Outs and it’s a hundred nice things and there’s like one or two bad things. And I would just internalize it and I would cry and it would hurt my feelings so much,” said Good, who also cited criticism from fellow Christians about her attire and film choices, false skin-bleaching allegations, and the end of her near decade-long marriage with pastor and Hollywood executive DeVon Franklin as perseverance-builders. “I had been praying for maybe like five or six years, ’Lord, please deliver me from what people think about me. … But I will say the part of it that is still hard for me is to see them drag people I love.”
Majors was convicted of one misdemeanor assault charge and a harassment violation. He avoided jail time but was ordered to complete a yearlong counseling program. He also settled a civil suit with Jabbari, but the ordeal nearly extinguished his career.
Good, who was by Majors’ side at court dates and became in engaged to him in November, is optimistic his career will regenerate. (Ironically, Good starred in 50 Cent’s “21 Questions” hit music video in which he proposes scenarios to a potential girlfriend to see if she’d stand by him, including incarceration.)
“The idea that people are like, ’Well, she got paid,” said Good, rolling her eyes at suggestions it’s a publicity stunt — “it could be hurtful, but I just don’t care anymore. And that’s a good feeling.”
What’s next for Good
Good, who aspires to star in an action film, has been open about her desire to have children and is focusing on her future with Majors, including launching a health and wellness brand together.
Admirers and industry colleagues believe Good deserves much more recognition.
“People have tried to pigeonhole her in a certain area that now she’s breaking free. I always tell her that this is her phoenix moment … the ashes actually being a metaphor for people’s expectations of her,” said Johnson. “About 75% of my favorite movies that shaped my upbringing have Meagan Good in them … I’ve learned so much about transitioning into womanhood and adulthood through the characters that she’s played.”
Good, however, stresses her focus is not on recognition or major awards, but reaching the hearts of people. She circles back to gratitude for a career that has defied Hollywood odds.
“To have any appreciation is a gift,” said Good. “I feel like my best is yet to come. And I feel like even now, I’m kind of just getting started.”
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Actress Meagan Good has bid farewell to her role in the Amazon Prime Video series “Harlem” as she prepares to embark on a new chapter in her career. Good, who starred as Camille in the series, took to social media to share her gratitude for the experience and her excitement for what’s to come.In her post, Good thanked the cast, crew, and fans of “Harlem” for their support and love throughout the show’s run. She expressed how much she has grown as an actress and person during her time on the series and how grateful she is for the opportunity to play such a dynamic and complex character.
But as one chapter ends, another begins for Good, as she announced that she will be starring alongside Jonathan Majors in an upcoming project. Good shared her enthusiasm for working with Majors and the rest of the team on this new venture, hinting at the exciting opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
As she bids farewell to “Harlem,” Good is ready to embrace the future and all that it has in store for her. Fans can’t wait to see what she has in store next and are eager to support her in this new chapter of her career. Good luck, Meagan, we can’t wait to see what you do next!
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