The "Creed III" director and star spoke with 'GQ' about why he decided to push his timeline back a bit Michael B. Jordan is willing to wait to become a father. The Sinners actor, 38, spoke with GQ for their March 2025 cover story about the reason he decided to push back his timeline for having children.

You are also probably aware that, prior to Jonathan's arrest, he starred in the blockbuster Creed III, which also starred and was directed by Michael B. Jordan. The movie was a considerable hit, grossing more than $275 million off of a $75 million budget.

Michael B. Jordan has kind words about his Creed III co-star, Jonathan Majors. In a new interview, the Black Panther actor said he was open to working with Majors again more than a year after he was convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend.

Talking about his new vampire movie Sinners, Michael B. Jordan has shared his thoughts on Marvel Studios' Blade struggles and why former Kang actor Jonathan Majors has his full support. Check it

Michael B. Jordan told GQ magazine as part of a new cover story that he is more than open to working with Jonathan Majors again. Jordan directed Majors in “Creed III,” which starred the latter as the aggressive and antagonistic boxer Damian “Diamond Dame” Anderson.

Michael B. Jordan would love to work with Jonathan Majors again, despite the latter's 2023 assault conviction. The "Black Panther" star told GQ in an interview published Wednesday that Majors' domestic violence allegations from his former girlfriend was a "tough situation.