Jonathan Majors holds a hand over his heart as he runs errands in West Hollywood… while being RIPPED from the Dennis Rodman project following an assault conviction

Jonathan Majors held a hand over his heart as he stepped out in West Hollywood dressed in warm sweats on Thursday – almost a month after the star's conviction for assault.

The 34-year-old actor from Lovecraft County – whose indie hit Magazine Dreams will likely no longer be released following his guilty verdict – was spotted getting some fresh air during a quick excursion.

He opted for casual comfort by wearing a black hoodie tucked into the waist of gray and pink patterned sweatpants.

Majors additionally slipped into a pair of white sneakers tied with red laces and also wore a black printed cap placed on his head.

As a finishing touch, Jonathan wore black sunglasses as he strolled in the bright sunshine.

At one point while grocery shopping, the star was seen placing a hand on his heart after receiving kind words.

The Loki actor's appearance comes shortly after he was dropped from an upcoming Dennis Rodman film called 48 Hours To Las Vegas, per Variety.

The premise of the project was to follow the professional basketball player's journey to Sin City for the 1998 NBA Finals.

However, after being found guilty of one felony count of assault and one count of harassment against ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari last month in December 2023, Majors lost the role.

According to the publication, Lionsgate is also no longer associated with Dennis Rodman's film.

And Jonathan's critically acclaimed indie film titled Magazine Dreams probably won't see the light of day via any form of theatrical release either.

The actor was the toast of Sundance earlier last year in January and received rave reviews for the film at the festival.

Searchlight Pictures purchased the film for distribution in February, but a month later Majors was arrested on domestic violence charges.

The indie studio initially planned a December 8, 2023 release, but in October they pulled it from the release calendar, due to both the SAG-AFTRA strike and the allegations against Majors.

Now it appears – via The Hollywood Reporter – that the film, once considered an awards season contender, will not be released at all, as the actor claimed he was “shocked” by the guilty verdict.

The report reveals that Searchlight is officially 'maintaining radio silence' on the status of the film's release.

However, unofficially, sources close to the studio don't see a scenario in which the film will be released at all, even on the Disney-owned streaming service Hulu.

Some have speculated that the film could land there, as it tends to focus on more mature dramatic fare.

However, others believe that marketing the film would be quite problematic due to the themes of violence prevalent throughout… and given Majors' beliefs.

Still, others believe the film will one day see the light of day on another platform.

Searchlight could eventually return the rights to the film to the filmmakers, who could sell the film to other studios and streamers.

The film is written and directed by Elijah Bynum (Hot Summer Nights), who began writing the script during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

He had put the script aside for a year, when one day he saw Majors' face on a Los Angeles city bus and decided to rewrite the film specifically for Majors.

Jonathan was also dropped from the Marvel franchise, where he was known for his role in the role of Kang the Conqueror.

Last month, on December 18, the jury found the actor guilty of a crime after learning of an altercation that took place between the star and Jabbari in March 2023 in the back of an SUV.

She claimed he hit her and also injured her finger – and her lawyers provided photos of her injuries.

Surveillance footage also showed Majors pushing Jabbari into the vehicle and later seen chasing him down a street.

However, Majors has strongly denied the allegations and during a recent investigation interview with ABChe said he was 'shocked' by his guilty verdict.

'I've never hit a woman before. I have never hit a woman,” he stated, adding that both he and his lawyers believe it is unfair that he was prosecuted “as a black man” while his ex, who is white, was not – despite her chased the street. and also arrested.

'I was absolutely shocked and scared. I'm standing there…I'm saying, “how is that possible? Based on the evidence, based on the prosecution's evidence, how is that possible?”

Regarding Jabbari's injuries, he stated that he does not know how she sustained them. 'I wish I knew. That would give me some clarity, some kind of peace.'

Majors are known for starring in a number of projects, such as Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania and Creed III.