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Cardi B won a civil assault trial in Los Angeles where she was accused by security guard Emani Ellis of assault and emotional distress. The jury found her not liable after less than an hour of deliberation, with Cardi B denying any physical contact and claiming Ellis was the aggressor. The case stemmed from an incident outside a Beverly Hills medical office in 2018, during which Cardi B was pregnant.
A Los Angeles jury cleared Cardi B of assault and related charges in a civil case where she was accused of injuring a security guard with her fingernail outside a doctor's office in 2018, after a heated verbal altercation during her pregnancy. The jury found in her favor, dismissing the $24 million lawsuit.
Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good are engaged after a year of dating, with Good supporting Majors throughout his assault trial. The couple announced their engagement at the Ebony Power 100 Gala, where they first met. Majors, who was convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, has been sentenced to a domestic violence intervention program. Despite the legal challenges, Good has stood by Majors, describing him as her best friend.
The assault trial of Olympic tennis champion Alexander Zverev has begun in Berlin, with his legal team dismissing the charges as "unfounded" and accusing his ex-girlfriend of being motivated by fame and money. Zverev is accused of physically abusing her during an argument in 2020. The trial, which Zverev is not attending in person, has been adjourned to consider a request for privacy. The defense plans to present new evidence and witnesses to counter the allegations.
Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good made their red carpet debut as a couple at an event in Los Angeles, following Majors' assault trial. Majors was found guilty of assault and harassment, and is set to be sentenced soon. Good expressed that they are doing well as a couple, and Majors shared that the situation has been difficult but he feels blessed to have support from loved ones, including Good.
The verdict in the assault trial of Marvel star Jonathan Majors, accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari, could come on Monday as jurors continue deliberating. The trial has seen the release of evidence including text messages, photographs, footage, and a recording of Majors calling himself a "great man." The defense painted Jabbari as a "liar" while the prosecution called a private driver a "biased witness." Social media users have already formed opinions on the case, with some supporting Majors under the hashtag #FreeJonathanMajors.
The jury is deliberating in the trial of Marvel actor Jonathan Majors, who is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. The trial has included the release of evidence such as text messages, photographs, footage, and a recording of Majors calling himself a "great man." The defense has painted the ex-girlfriend as a "liar," while the prosecution has criticized a witness as biased. Majors' upcoming movie has been removed from Disney's release calendar due to the trial. A verdict could come on Monday.
Actor Jonathan Majors and actress Meagan Good are reportedly growing closer during his assault trial, with Good providing unwavering support. Good has been present in court, listening to negative testimonies and arguments against Majors, but she believes they are peddling falsehoods. She is particularly upset about text exchanges between Majors and the accuser, seeing her as manipulative and controlling. The challenges of the trial are strengthening their bond, and their deep faith in God is helping them navigate the difficult situation.
The jury in Jonathan Majors' assault trial did not reach a verdict by Friday afternoon and will continue deliberations on Monday. Majors is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, in a private car in Manhattan. Jabbari testified that Majors forcefully retrieved his phone from her, causing injuries, and later struck her on the back of her head. The jury requested to replay Majors' 911 call and review security footage. Prosecutors allege Majors manipulated and controlled Jabbari, while the defense claims she injured herself. Majors, known for his roles in "Creed III" and "Loki," faces uncertainty in his acting career due to the trial.
The prosecution and defense have concluded their arguments in the trial of actor Jonathan Majors, who is facing charges of assault against his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. Jabbari testified that Majors assaulted her in a car after she discovered his alleged infidelity. The prosecution argued that Majors exerted control and manipulated Jabbari in their relationship, while the defense claimed Jabbari was the aggressor and had been drinking. The defense also suggested that Majors was arrested due to racial bias. The jury will now deliberate on the case.
Actor Jonathan Majors and his girlfriend Meagan Good became emotional in the courtroom as his defense lawyer delivered closing statements in his misdemeanor assault trial. Majors is facing charges related to an alleged fight with his ex-girlfriend. The defense argued that the case was influenced by race, while the prosecution presented evidence of control, manipulation, and abuse. There has been speculation about the impact of the trial on Majors' acting career, including rumors of recasting his Marvel character.
Audio evidence has been released in the assault trial of actor Jonathan Majors, in which he is heard berating his ex-girlfriend for not living up to the standards of Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama. Majors is accused of assaulting his former partner after she saw a text on his phone from another woman. The evidence also includes text messages and security camera footage. Majors denies all charges, but his career has been put on hold and his film project has been shelved. The trial is nearing its end, with closing arguments and jury deliberations expected soon.
Jonathan Majors will not testify in his ongoing assault trial against his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. The defense rested their case on Wednesday, with closing arguments set to begin on Thursday. Jabbari alleges that Majors assaulted her, causing injuries including a fractured finger and a cut behind her ear. The defense called three witnesses, including a detective, a medical expert, and Majors' talent agent. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office released previously unseen evidence, including security footage, photos of Jabbari's injuries, Majors' 911 call, and text messages and audio recordings of prior arguments between the couple.
Disturbing text messages and an audio recording have been released in the ongoing trial of actor Jonathan Majors, who is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari. The evidence includes threatening texts from Majors, in which he discussed dissuading Jabbari from seeking medical help after she suffered a head injury. An audio recording also revealed an argument in which Majors told Jabbari she needed to act more like Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama. The defense argued that Jabbari fabricated the allegations, while the prosecution presented testimonies, videos, and photos to support the charges. The trial continues, and Majors faces up to a year in prison if convicted.
Actor Jonathan Majors is currently on trial for domestic abuse charges after being accused of attacking his then-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari. Testimony from two officers revealed that they responded to a 911 call reporting an overdose or suicide attempt, but found Jabbari confused and injured in Majors' apartment. Jabbari mentioned being struck in the head and grabbed by the throat. Majors denies the allegations and has accused Jabbari of attacking him. The trial is ongoing, and Disney has removed Majors' upcoming film from its release calendar.