Jonathan Majors revealed childhood sexual abuse and dreams for the future in an interview ahead of the release of his new film, "Magazine Dreams."

Jonathan Majors is breaking his silence on how he learned Marvel had let him go and his childhood “sexual abuse from both men and women."

Jonathan Majors, in a rare interview, told The Hollywood Reporter that he was sexually abused by 'both men and women from the time I was 9,' explaining how he unpacked the childhood trauma in therapy after his assault conviction.

In a deeply personal and emotional interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Jonathan Majors has revealed for the first time that he was s**ually abused by men as a child —a painful and traumatic experience he says shaped his struggles as an adult.

Jonathan Majors courageously addressed his past struggles during a recent heartfelt conversation about healing and personal accountability.

There are no excuses, but by getting help, you begin to understand things about yourself,” the Marvel actor said in a new interview published Friday.

Jonathan Majors is speaking publicly for the first time since his domestic violence sentencing in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter. In the exclusive cover story, the embattled 'Magazine Dreams' star opens up about being abused as child,

More than a year after Jonathan Majors was charged for sexually assaulting an ex, he shockingly revealed he was sexually assaulted during his childhood. In a recent candid interview, Majors disclosed that he suffered abuse from both men and women starting when he was just 9 years old.

Jonathan Majors, convicted of assault in 2024, shared that he has been in therapy to process his childhood trauma.

Jonathan Majors Opens Up About Surviving Childhood Sexual Abuse Jonathan Majors is breaking his silence and getting raw about the trauma he endured as a child — revealing he faced sexual abuse from both men and women starting at just 9 years old.

Jonathan Majors has candidly opened up about the sexual abuse he suffered when he was a child. The 35-year-old actor is rebuilding his career after he was found guilty in 2023 of assaulting and harassing a former partner - with the conviction derailing his TV and film projects.