Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors opened up about their nuptials, sharing never-before-seen photos of their special day.
During an appearance on the Tamron Hall Show on Thursday, Sept. 11, the couple shared the details of their secret wedding and love for each other.
“Anyone who’s met or spent time around Jonathan will see that he’s absolutely a prize too, one that I’m very thankful to have,” she said in response to critics. “Was I aware of things that were being said? Absolutely.”
Good continued, “When we ultimately fell in love, it’s so undeniable, and he’s so incredible, and he makes me so happy, and he loves me the way I deserve to be loved.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Terri Anderson-Watson, Majors’ mother, said she was “concerned about their spiritual position in marriage.”
“Because this is a vow they’re making before God. It had to be for real,” said Anderson-Watson, a pastor who officiated the wedding.
Anderson-Watson continued: “It had to be deepened. It had to be lasting.”
“So, they actually went through counseling before they went to get that marriage license in Texas. So, they actually started with me. We went through sessions, and they were sure,” Anderson-Watson explained.
When Majors was going through his legal ordeal, Anderson-Watson said that she never lost faith in him. She called her oldest son her “superhero.”
In December 2024, Majors was found guilty of misdemeanor assault in the third degree, recklessly causing physical injury, and harassment in the second degree. He was later sentenced to participate in a one-year domestic violence treatment program.
“He was like, ‘Mom, it’s going to be OK, Mom. This is what happened. You’re going to hear stuff, but this is what happened. I need you to know this on the front,” she explained. “And because I know him, I know him. So when I married them, I knew that they were ready.”