Black Panther opposite Boseman and was a close friend of the late actor, has opened up about her grief since his death last year.“It’s still so hard for me to come to terms with his passing,” she said while appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday (April 6). “He was my friend and so it’s hard to think of him in the past tense still.”.@Lupita_Nyongo talked about her love for Chadwick Boseman.
pic.twitter.com/9mfoj6IV7e— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) April 6, 2021Reflecting on her experience working with Boseman on Black Panter, and the future of the franchise without him, Nyong’o praised the actor’s “leadership”.“He led the movie with such compassion and just presence,” Nyong’o said. “When Chadwick came on set, he was present and.
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