Jonathan Majors Sued By Ex-Girlfriend Grace Jabbari For Assault And Defamation

Jonathan Majors is being taken back to court by his ex-girlfriend Girlfriend Grace Jabbari she just filed suit against Majors and in the docs, she's getting into a lot more detail about other alleged instances that she claims occurred before the March 2023 incident that landed him in criminal court and which ultimately ended with a conviction. In her lawsuit she claims the alleged abuse she endured at the hands of Majors started as early as 2021 after they'd started dating specifically pointing out a time at the end of that year which she says became the first she started to fear him and his temper this after she mentioned a previous relationship, which she says pissed him off and led to a verbal attack. There are other alleged instances of abuse that she cites including a claim that Majors threw her into a shower wall after he got angry with her, while allegedly proceeding to throw objects like candles and other miscellaneous items. She goes on to claim Majors assaulted her in London on a number of occasions while he was in town filming "Loki." Jabbari also claims simple things like having company over or laughing on the phone with her mother would anger him and cause him to fly off the handle with her alleging he'd smash her headphones, or at times even her head. Jabbari cites one alleged instance in which she claims that Majors got so angry with her that he slammed her head against a marble floor and even allegedly strangled her. Jabbari brings up the incident from March 2023 again repeating her claims that he hit her in the car when she tried to look at his phone over a text from another woman. She goes on to claim that he twisted her fingers in the car, and that when he got out and she followed he threw her back in "like a football. All of this was discussed at length during the trial, and in the end the jury convicted Majorsover what the jury saw from the evidence outside of the vehicle. Here, however, she's doubling down again in a lawsuit insisting he assaulted her in the car and claiming it was the boiling point of what she alleges was a lengthy relationship littered with abuse. Majors was convicted of misdemeanor assault and harassment in December, and he's currently awaiting sentencing even though his team has filed to have the conviction tossed. Jabbari is suing Majors for is defamation alleging he tarnished her reputation by claiming she lied about the physical abuse during interviews he did pre- and post-trial. 

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