In a clear effort to re-engage with the public, Jonathan Majors is scheduled to participate in the upcoming Famous Monsters Fest held in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. At this event, he plans to sell his autographs for $140 each. This is an important milestone in Majors’ career, especially after a challenging year due to his involvement in a domestic violence case.
Following a trial that concluded in December, Majors was convicted of misdemeanor third-degree assault and second-degree harassment. He’s now exploring new opportunities and will be selling signed photos for $160 each. Despite his legal troubles and the setbacks in his acting career, notably with his dismissal from future Marvel projects and losing his lead role in “Magazine Dreams” when it was dropped by its distributor, Majors is reportedly looking forward to this event. A spokesperson for Majors expressed his enthusiasm about reconnecting with fans who are fond of his portrayal of Kang in the Marvel Universe.
Previously, Majors was ascending the Hollywood ladder with performances in “Creed III” and receiving an Emmy nomination for his role in “Lovecraft Country”. But his ascent was halted after being accused of assaulting his former girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, who is also suing him for defamation, assault, and battery — accusations Majors denies.
Despite these challenges, Majors has moved on to a new phase in his personal life, forming a relationship with actress Meagan Good. The couple has been seen attending various industry events together. Now, as he is slated to appear at the Famous Monsters Fest alongside well-known personalities like Andy Serkis and George Takei, it seems Majors is eager to step back into the spotlight and work towards mending his public image.
This event represents a significant attempt at redemption for Majors, and only time will tell how his efforts will be received by the public and his fan base.
