Meagan Good Proudly Shows Off Tattoos Dedicated to Husband Jonathan Majors

Meagan Good Proudly Shows Off Tattoos Dedicated to Husband Jonathan Majors


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Meagan Good is wearing her love for Jonathan Majors proudly—literally.

The actress recently revealed not one, but two new tattoos dedicated to her husband, putting their bond on permanent display.

During an interview on LA’s 92.3, Good shared that one tattoo, placed on her arm, features Majors’ handwriting, which reads “love her but leave her wild.” Another, more intimate design on her rib cage, boldly reads “Johnny’s girl.” 

She also showed off additional tattoos, including tributes to her Leo zodiac sign.

The romantic ink instantly sparked chatter across social media. Many fans applauded Good for the bold gesture. One user wrote, “Meagan was Good. Now Meagan is Major! I love this for them!” while another added, “That’s her HUSBAND so [fire].”

Good and Majors’ relationship has been in the spotlight since they first went public in May 2023. The couple announced their engagement at Ebony magazine’s Power 100 event in November 2024, and by March 2025, they had officially said “I do.”


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