Jonathan Majors and Megan Goode appeared holding hands; The rumored couple caught a flight together amid dating rumors

Jonathan Majors and Megan Goode are spending more time together amid dating rumors.

On Saturday, May 20, Page Six published new photos of the pair, where they can be seen holding hands and very close together. The Creed III actor and Good were seen boarding a flight together. In these photos, both the actors were seen choosing casual outfits while keeping a low profile. While Jonathan sported a hoodie with sunglasses, Megan was seen sporting a baseball cap, which helped her hide her face from the shutterbugs.

The photos of the pair come a week after news broke about their rumored romance. Reports suggest that their romance is ‘quite new’ and they started bonding just a few weeks ago. Eyewitnesses told TMZ that Jonathan and Megan were last seen a few weeks ago at the Alamo Drafthouse in Los Angeles, where they watched a movie.

As of now, it is not yet clear how serious the rumored relationship is. Neither a rep for Jonathan Majors nor Megan Good responded with comment. However, news about their rumored relationship comes amid Jonathan’s legal battle following an assault charge.

Jonathan Majors’ Legal Battle

For the uninitiated, Jonathan Majors is fighting criminal charges in New York City. Major has been accused of slapping his ex-girlfriend in the back of a taxi after a night of partying in March. The Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania actor was initially arrested on charges that included strangling his ex-girlfriend. He was released later that day with an order of protection. The strangulation charge has been dropped, however, he now faces charges of misdemeanor assault, aggravated assault, attempted assault and harassment.

The actor’s lawyer Priya Chowdhary has said that her client is innocent. She has also provided evidence in the form of surveillance video and text messages from the alleged victim with the aim of proving Major’s innocence.

The charges against Jonathan Majors have now been elevated to third-degree assault. According to recent developments in his case, if convicted of the charges, Jonathan could face up to one year in prison or three years of probation. His attorney has now accused the district attorney of “fixing the case” and complying with the accuser’s “recent lies.”

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