• Letitia Wright is being up about how the passing of her Black Panther co-star Chadwick Boseman has affected her and altered how she views her relationships with other people.
• The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever actress, 29, said in a recent interview with The Guardian that Boseman’s death, who passed away at the age of 43 in August 2020 after a battle with colon cancer, has fundamentally altered the way she communicates with her loved ones.
• Wright claimed that she frequently texts her cast colleagues, notably her co-star Danai Gurira and Black Panther director Ryan Coogler, “to tell them I love them” whenever she has a chance. She claimed that she also texts Coogler, 36, to inquire as to “how he is.”

Because tomorrow is not guaranteed, I’m not going to put that off any longer, Wright declared. “I’m so frightened to lose people now that Chad died.”

The lesson I’ve learnt is that you always assume you have time. These occurrences help you realise how crucial it is to communicate with the people you care about.
The actress also talked candidly to The Guardian about how she found out about Boseman’s passing. She recalled how astonished she was to find an email with “my sympathies” when she awoke in her apartment. “My condolences for what?” I thought.

She tried to contact Boseman but was unsuccessful, so she went to her other Black Panther co-star, Daniel Kaluuya, to get the scoop.

“Bro, you have five seconds to convince me that this isn’t real. This is awful. What’s happening? There was also this eerie quiet “In Wright’s memory. “I said, “I think this is true, but I just need you to confirm it isn’t.” He also didn’t.”

She continued by saying that after telling Kaluuya, 33, that she had been attempting to reach Boseman, he eventually gave the news to her.

He said, “Tish, the family,” and as soon as he said it, she said, “I just lost it.” “I was yelling and punching my flat. Simply put, I was furious.”

“The emotions are really raw. We really just gave our hearts to this and gave the truth of what we were feeling to the project. Definitely needed to balance it,” ” Wright said. “Because there is a lot of adventure, a lot of humor in this movie. But also a strong feeling of purpose and a strong feeling of love towards our brother.”

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