After a whirlwind year marked by legal battles and intense public scrutiny, the former Marvel star is stepping away from the relentless chase for Hollywood validation and embracing a quieter, more intentional life.
“Success looks like waking up rested, kissing my wife, going to the gym, working my body and mind, and making art that truly touches people,” Majors said in a recent candid interview.
Finding Strength Through Faith and Art
Majors revealed that his current path is guided by a deep spiritual connection and an unwavering creative drive.
“If God didn’t want me to do this, he’d take the desire away. But all he’s done is enhance it,” he explained. “So I know something’s coming.”
And something is coming. The actor shared he’s gearing up for two upcoming films:
- Merciless – a sci-fi thriller directed by Martin Villeneuve
- True Threat – an action-packed revenge film helmed by Gerard McMurray, which Majors is already training for
A New Universe—With Meagan Good?
While Majors might have left the MCU behind—famously playing Kang the Conqueror—he could be building a new on-screen legacy, this time alongside real-life partner Meagan Good.
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“I’ve started the universe,” Majors teased. “We work well together. We believe in each other, and I’d do anything with her. This will definitely happen.”
The couple hinted at creative collaborations in the near future, suggesting that their romantic bond could evolve into a professional powerhouse.
From Magazine Dreams to Meaningful Moves
Majors’ acclaimed performance in Magazine Dreams, a psychological drama exploring the mental and physical toll of bodybuilding, earned him the Special Jury Award at Sundance 2023. The film, once a festival favorite, has now made its way to streaming platforms, continuing to draw praise for his transformative role.
Reclaiming His Narrative
Once at the center of Hollywood’s spotlight, Majors is now carving his own lane—on his own terms.
No longer focused on industry validation, he’s redefining what it means to be successful: a quiet morning with his wife, the satisfaction of disciplined routine, and the joy of meaningful storytelling.
“This chapter isn’t about being seen,” Majors said. “It’s about creating, believing, and being true to what matters most.”
