Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good are married … according to a report.

The couple got hitched Tuesday in a small, private wedding at their Los Angeles home … ET reported, citing sources.

Jonathan and Meagan’s wedding comes just days before he’s set to return to the big screen with his new movie out Friday, “Magazine Dreams.”

TMZ broke the story … Meagan told us in December that Jonathan proposed while they were in Paris, popping the question after getting her parent’s blessing.

As you know, Jonathan and Meagan first hooked up in May 2023 around the time of Jonathan’s domestic violence arrest involving his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari.

A trial jury later in New York ultimately found Jonathan guilty of misdemeanor assault and harassment and he was sentenced to a 52-week in-person counseling program.

Throughout the entire legal process, Meagan stuck by Jonathan’s side and they became inseparable as their relationship blossomed.

Now, Jonathan and Meagan are husband and wife.

A college baseball player allegedly ambushed an elderly man in a California bar, knocking the HELL out of him during a drunken altercation that was all caught on video.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … Owen Hayes, 21, allegedly got into a heated confrontation with an 84-year-old man inside a Santa Clarita dive bar — and the tensions soon turned violent.

Check out video, obtained by TMZ, which shows the fight that took place in the early morning hours of February 28. It starts with one guy arguing with the geriatric customer, as another man eventually steps between them.

Then the video cuts to a different man — allegedly Hayes — rushing up behind the victim and knocking him to the floor. The older gentleman was reportedly knocked unconscious and hospitalized but fortunately not seriously injured

An employee for the bar tells us the victim is a regular at the Doc’s Inn and said the incident was an unprovoked assault.

Our sources say cops were able to identify Hayes, who surrendered to authorities Monday morning at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.

Hayes was booked on a charge of felony assault, means likely to produce great bodily injury. He was being held on $50,000 bail.

The person of interest in the case of missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki is free to leave the Dominican Republic and return home.

A judge ruled Tuesday that Joshua Riibe, the last person to see Konanki alive, has the green light to go back to the United States.

The decision came down after an hours long court hearing which saw Riibe tell the judge, “I really want to be able to go home, talk to my family, give them hugs, tell them I miss them” … according to Noticias SIN — a TV news station in the DR.

Riibe has not been charged with a crime and his lawyers argued he is being illegally detained by Punta Cana police.

Now, Riibe is free to leave the island.