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    When Meagan Good and ex-husband DeVon Franklin announced they were calling it quits in 2021, it was a shock to fans who had followed the pair through their 10 years of marriage. It was also the beginning of a major shift in Good’s faith walk. Looking back on that experience in conversation with Danielle Brooks on her new podcast, The InnerMission, she is grateful for that difficult time in the present, but admits that, while she was going through it, she felt betrayed by the Man upstairs.

    “It turned out to be the biggest blessing for the both of us—for his wife and for me and my husband,” Good started, noting that both parties have since remarried. She wed actor Jonathan Majors in 2025.

    But at the time, “I was so mad at God, and I was so confused.”

    She was especially baffled because she had entered into marriage carrying the weight of a fear that she might get to 10 years of marriage and ultimately get divorced, as was the case for her parents. So when it happened, she was inconsolable.

    “Someone else said to me, ‘Well, do you think you manifested it?’ I’m like, no, I didn’t manifest it. It was just my fear. But I got over that fear in year four and had not thought about it since. And then when it did ultimately happen, I was like, ‘Lord, I just don’t trust you anymore. You bamboozled me.’ I felt lied to.”

    NEW YORK, NEW YORK – APRIL 25: Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good attend “Joe Turner’s Come And Gone” opening night on April 25, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by John Nacion/Getty Images)

    She did intense therapy afterward, admittedly went through “constant crying,” but also refrained from drinking and anything that would take her attention away from connecting with God. Despite her anger, she knew her faith was what would get her through the heartbreak.

    “What I realized is God didn’t lie about anything. Everything God said was true at that time. That was my husband at that time. Everything that I needed to get from that, I got from that. Everything I needed to give to that, I gave to that. And we’re both better because of that. I know I’m a better wife because of that experience. I also know more of who I am in this season and everything that’s necessary in this season.”

    For those who are fearful of a complicated marriage coming to an end, or are currently going through such a transition, Good says that while it can certainly feel like devastation in the moment, for her, it ultimately led to a happy ending that brought about growth and fearlessness.

    “I’m just happy and extremely thankful, and I know I could not have gotten here had I not gone through things that allowed me the space to see things differently and experience things differently,” Good said. “I think I love way deeper because I don’t have any fear. The worst thing that could happen to me in my mind outside of death happened, and once that happened, it was like, well, there’s nothing to be afraid of now.”

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