Just days after it was reported that Jonathan Majors stopped a fight between two high schoolers, the video has been released of the wild showdown and the actor’s intervention.
TMZ managed to obtain the full video of the chaotic fight that went down at Hollywood High School. The clip begins with one teen girl walking up to another young lady before throwing a punch. Things got pretty intense as the girls dragged each other to the floor and continued to fight. After going at it for nearly two minutes, Jonathan Majors who happened to be nearby, can be seen rushing to break them up.
He tried his best to calm the girls down but they both wanted to go for another round. Majors even did his best to separate them but then the girls went at it again! Majors is seen in between the fight trying to break them apart. Eventually, he was able to and brought one girl far away from the other.
As we previously reported, this all went down on Monday afternoon as the actor was just trying to grab a bite at In-N-Out. TMZ caught up with the entertainer hours after the showdown and asked him a little more about the incident.
Jonathan didn’t really want to say much but told TMZ that he wasn’t exactly sure what sparked the brawl. Despite that, he added that he just wanted to make sure folks didn’t get hurt in the scuffle, which is why he stepped in.
Well, by the looks of it, someone was pretty hurt. Either way, Jonathan said he’s also hoping the girls are doing alright after the fight, and offered some advice for those involved. As of right now, it is unclear what disciplinary action the school has given the girls as no statement has been released yet.
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In the meantime, Majors also has a legal fight to battle through. As we previously reported, he was arrested back in March after his ex-girlfriend accused him of assault. He has since denied all abuse allegations. His lawyer previously said, “Jonathan Majors is innocent and has not abused anyone,” his attorney, Priya Chaudhry, said. “We have provided irrefutable evidence to the district attorney that the charges are false. We are confident that he will be fully exonerated.”
His trial was supposed to start in early August, but then was rescheduled to Sept. 6, which was then delayed again. His next court date related to the case is Sept. 15 — and it’s expected that a trial date will be set.