- Jonathan Majors said he gave his "first love" his high school letterman jacket.
- The "Ant-Man 3" and "Creed 3" star now wants it back.
It's fair to say that Jonathan Majors is firmly in the spotlight at the moment thanks to his role as multiversal villain Kang in Marvel's "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania," as well as Michael B. Jordan's opponent in "Creed III."
The actor also appeared in the bodybuilder drama, "Magazine Dreams," for which he ate 6,000 calories and trained three times a day to bulk up for the role. So, he's had a lot on his plate in the last few years, literally.
But Majors also spoke about one of his interests, poetry, when appearing on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" Thursday, as he explained that he had a pen name for his work at high school.
He recalled: "I was a poet at a young age. Yes, the advent of J. Manifesto," noting that it's the same initials as his own name. Majors didn't hide his poetry from his classmates and even had "Manifesto" written on the back of his letterman jacket.
Majors said: "I had it put on the back of my letterman jacket. Yeah, it said, 'Manifesto.' I thought it was very artsy and cool."
The jacket was also covered in patches, including a football and theatrical masks, to show off his duality.
Unfortunately, the actor said he was "expelled two days after I got it," and joked that he got into trouble for "everything."
The star went on to say that his first love still has the jacket, and that he wants it back.
Majors explained: "I gave it to my first love, who still has it. Yeah, it's in a closet someplace. If I could get that back, that'd be good."
Unfortunately, the actor didn't offer any details as to who his "first love" was, or where in the world the letterman jacket is — but hopefully, they were watching the interview.