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As the second day of Jonathan Majors<\/strong>\u2019s domestic violence trial<\/a> got underway, his accuser, ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari,<\/strong> testified for the prosecution on Tuesday.<\/p>\n As reported by ABC News<\/a>, the 30-year-old professional dancer, who met Majors in 2021 while working as a movement coach on the set of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,<\/em> alleged that the actor was prone to aggressive behavior long before the alleged domestic dispute<\/a> that led to misdemeanor charges of assault and harassment against Majors.<\/p>\n Majors was arrested<\/a> on March 25 after Jabbari was treated at a hospital for \u201cminor injuries to her head and neck,\u201d according to authorities. Prosecutors say Jabbari was riding in a vehicle with Majors when she grabbed his phone from him after seeing a text message that said, \u201cWish I was kissing you right now,\u201d sent by a woman listed in the actor\u2019s phone<\/a> as \u201cCleopatra.\u201d Majors has pleaded not guilty to all counts against him.<\/p>\n Majors later filed a counter domestic incident report against his accuser, as first reported by Insider<\/a> in June. The NYPD arrested Jabbari on October 25 based on charges of misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief, but the Manhattan district attorney\u2019s office declined to pursue a case \u201cbecause it lack[ed] prosecutorial merit,\u201d the office said in a statement<\/a> in October.<\/p>\n Jabbari testified that after the pair\u2019s first date, their courtship progressed quickly. \u201cWe spent every day together, maybe minus a few, within the next few months,\u201d she said, according to ABC News. \u201cHe told me he loved me very early on.\u201d During this period, Majors would write Jabbari poetry, she said, leading her to feel \u201cvery loved and cared for.\u201d<\/p>\n But this \u201choneymoon phrase,\u201d as Assistant District Attorney Michael Perez<\/strong> put it in Monday\u2019s opening statements, devolved once the \u201cdefendant\u2019s true self emerged,\u201d he alleged<\/a>. Jabbari alleged that Majors became angry with her for the first time in December 2021 upon her first meeting with his dogs. When she brought up an ex-boyfriend who had a dog, Majors allegedly raised his voice at Jabbari. \u201cHow dare I mention him,\u201d Jabbari quoted Majors telling her. \u201cIt\u2019s embarrassing to him that I dated him. His dog is pathetic. This kind of stuff. It was the first time I felt scared of him.\u201d<\/p>\n Other intense encounters followed, including an alleged incident in July 2022 where Majors \u201cjust exploded, is the word I would use to describe it,\u201d Jabbari testified, according to ABC News. \u201cIt was violent temper, rage, a bit of aggression.\u201d At one point, Majors allegedly threw a candle at the wall, leaving a dent. A photograph of the dent in the wall was shown to jurors. \u201cI took the photo because the shift in his temper was something that I was aware of,\u201d Jabbari said. \u201cI just wanted to remember. I know I kept forgiving him, but I wanted to have a bit of a memory of it.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n