Hollywood couple Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good just added “Guinean citizens” to their résumé after a beautiful ceremony in Conakry, Guinea. That’s right — the stars officially received Guinean passports after DNA testing showed their roots trace back to the West African nation.
The ceremony — described as private but powerful — saw local officials welcoming them as part of the global Guinean family, with leaders saying they now represent the red-yellow-green flag all over the world.
Culturally, their move fits into a broader trend: a growing number of African American public figures have been reconnecting with Africa through dual citizenship — from Ciara’s Benin citizenship to Ghana’s “Year of Return” returnees.
Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good didn’t just get new passports — they’re stepping into a chapter of ancestral identity, global influence, and legacy-building that resonates far beyond Hollywood red carpets.
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