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Jonathan Majors loves Meagan Good "so much".
The 35-year-old actor recently married Meagan, 43, and Jonathan has admitted to loving life with the movie star.
During an appearance on the 'Sherri' show, Jonathan explained: "I said to Meagan yesterday, 'Today might be the happiest day of my life'. I love that woman so much. We fell in love."
The actor admitted that he "always" intended to marry Meagan.
He said: "We finally got to do it, but it was always the plan."
Jonathan also revealed that he actually asked Meagan's dad for his permission to marry the actress.
The 'Creed III' star - who was previously married to DeVon Franklin from 2012 until 2022 - shared: "We had these rings, and we got them engraved in Hawaii after I spoke with her father again."
The loved-up duo met at the Ebony Power 100 Gala in November 2022, and Meagan recently admitted to being impressed by Jonathan's acting skills before they came face-to-face.
She told The Hollywood Reporter: "I had seen a lot of his work and I was just like, ‘This kid is super talented.'
"I just remember thinking, ‘Hollywood is a strange town, and when you’re new to it, you don’t know who to trust or what’s what. I just want to say something and affirm him.’"
Jonathan still has vivid memories of their first-ever meeting, too.
The actor shared: "She said to me, ‘I see you. I really love what you’re doing. Keep going.’ I stood up straight and said, ‘Yes, ma’am.’ We just looked at each other and that was that. And I didn’t stop thinking about it."
Asked where he sees himself in five years' time, Jonathan said: "Me and Meagan, maybe a couple kids and my [11-year-old daughter], happy, at ease, not worried about anything."
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