Meagan Good's ex-Nickelodeon co-star defends her relationship with Jonathan Majors

An ex-Nickelodeon co-star of Meagan Good has defended the star amid her relationship with Jonathan Majors.

The acting couple have been together for just over a month, and in that time they have jetted off to a bunch of places.

Last week, they were spotted in the Moroccan city of Fez, where they were seen browsing local pottery. They were also spotted window shopping in Los Angeles looking for rugs - which is certainly a couple thing to do.

However, the relationship has been met with much controversy due to the criminal charges currently sitting on the Ant-Man actor.

He has been charged with attempted assault, assault, aggravated harassment and harassment in New York after being accused of hitting his ex-girlfriend back in March.

In a report by Variety last month, multiple women have apparently come forward with allegations of abuse at the hands of Majors.

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And after the allegations came to light, Majors has had a pretty rough time in terms of his reputation.

His PR team and managers subsequently dropped him, while he has also been dropped by film projects, too.

However, Majors has always insisted he is innocent, with the star's attorney telling Buzzfeed News: "Jonathan Majors is innocent and has not abused anyone.

"We have provided irrefutable evidence to the District Attorney that the charges are false. We are confident that he will be fully exonerated."

But as a result of the charges, many have questioned the timing of Good's relationship with Majors.

And while many have took to social media to voice their concern, Robert Ri'chard - one of Good's former co-stars on Nickelodeon - is not judging.

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Speaking to TMZ, he said: "I think that she [Good] is one of the most iconic people on the planet, we love Meagan.

"She has a standard what beauty is like inside and out, she's a godly woman so we have nothing to worry about."

Ri'chard was then asked if people should wait longer until more information is out there until they judge Majors.

He replied: "This is America, you should be innocence until proven guilty."

Finally, the former co-star was asked how Good's 'judge of character' is, to which Ri'chard replied: "She's been excellent her entire life."

He then made reference to her religious background, before saying Good would 'never put herself in jeopardy' adding she is like a sister to him.