Does Jonathan Majors Have a Wife? The Actor Is Not Married but Has a Special Lady in His Life

Jonathan Majors is a proud father of a nine-year-old girl who he aspires to provide with an accurate education about her heritage. The actor once assured his mixed-race daughter that her genetics are somewhat royal after a concerning call from her mother, who is not confirmed to be Jonathan Majors' wife.

2019 was a big year for Jonathan Majors as he put together a string of roles, including his exquisite performance in "The Last Black Man in San Francisco"—a story about a young black man in a city evolving to his detriment. In 2020, he starred in "Lovecraft County," raising his status in Hollywood tenfold.

His inspiring rise to the top has earned him a significant role in the Marvel universe as the supervillain Kang The Conqueror. Now with all eyes on the so-called Internet's Boyfriend, many fans are beginning to ask the same question: Who is Majors' wife? Here are the details about his love life.

Jonathan Majors Is Quite Secretive about His Love Life

Majors has been a recurring face in big Hollywood productions as of late, but fans do not know much about the "Creed III" star as he conceals the details of his private life quite competently. In 2020, he revealed that he spent the COVID lockdown in Atlanta on his lonesome.

Though not entirely alone, as he has the company of his dogs and his daughter, Majors could not ignore his need for intimacy and had long telephonic conversations to fill the void. How he described his lockdown routine suggests that he was single. He indulged in exercise, reading, and Sam Shepard movies without human interaction.

There are no confirmations about any romantic relationships with females. Still, the actor is surrounded by greatness as he shares a close bond with the "Creed III" protagonist, Michael B. Jordan. If anyone is an example to follow, it has to be the highly accomplished Jordan, who bought his parents a $1,700,000 house in 2015.

Majors opened up to an ET reporter about Jordan being his go-to guy and best buddy. "We support each other on a day to day," he said. "If it's Marvel, it's Marvel that day; if it's girl troubles, it's girl troubles that day," the actor added, suggesting he might not be entirely single; However, there are no public records of any lovers.

Majors was recently titled the internet's boyfriend, a name fitting for the shirtless valentine 2023 cover boy of EBONY magazine. His picture was shared on the EBONY magazine Instagram page with a caption highlighting how the actor had to find his swagger after being shunned for lacking just that.

Jonathan Majors Has One Special Lady in His Life – His Daughter

Majors is a father, too—his daughter will be turning nine this year—and he places a lot of importance on equipping her with a proper education. Majors finds it paramount to clarify the distinct disconnect in black history month to his daughter, adding that 'American history' is the appropriate perspective.

During his lonesome lockdown sabbatical, Majors became enraged as he watched George Floyd's heartbreaking death. His infuriation was personal as he shares specific similarities with Floyd: they are both six-foot-tall, Texas-born black men with an affinity for football and fathers to little girls.

His daughter's mother called and requested that he talk with his mixed-race daughter days before Floyd's death, as she was upset with her hair not growing downwards like that of most Caucasians. He told her that her hair grows upwards because it's a crown she inherited from his family. He added that that crown could sometimes get her in trouble.

The actor once compared working with Joie Lee's brother, Spike Lee, to the experience of becoming a father. The core of his comparison was that it differs from what you expect it to be. He said:

"I'm thinking, 'okay, I'm getting ready to become a dad.' But then you become a dad, and it's like... there's no game plan for this."

Jonathan Majors' Marvel Career Could've Ended before It Began after He Decided to Walk Out of His First Meeting with the Studio

The president of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, was won over by Majors after his performance in the independent film, "The Last Black Man in San Francisco." The actor's stellar performance in the critically acclaimed film secured him a significant role in the Marvel universe, where he will play Kang.

He visited the Marvel offices for a meeting three years before being cast. Majors sat in a waiting area for so long that he decided to see himself out. However, he was called back on his way out the door and told that the casting director was soon arriving.

The casting director arrived and shared a great conversation with the actor. Fast forward three years, and Majors was allocated the Kang role—perhaps a stroke of luck, as he could have soiled all his chances of being a Marvel character when he walked out on the meeting.

Since he impressed Feige with "The Last Black Man in San Francisco," Majors has starred in the Marvel phase five series "Loki," opposite Taylor Swift's beau, Tom Hiddleston, and Julie Yaeger's Paul Rudd in the movie "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania."