Taraja Ramsess, stunt actor who worked in the ‘Black Panther’ films, Marvel’s ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ and ‘Avengers: Endgame’, and his three children died in a car accident.
The On the night of October 31, the actor, 41, was driving a van in which were his daughter SunDari, 13, his little Kisasi, 10, and his newborn Fuji, two months old.according to Daily Mail.
According to the initial investigation, Ramsess took an exit ramp on Interstate 20 in Dekalb County, Georgia, United Statesand collided with a disabled trailer that was parked in the left lane.
The artist, SunDari and Fuji died immediately, while Kisasi was taken to the state hospital in critical condition; However, his paternal grandmother, Akili Ramsess, later reported his death.
“Kisasi Adebayo joins his father Taraja and his sisters, SunDari and Fuji, on their journey. May God bless all his souls. They will all be missed,” he wrote on Instagram on November 4.
In a ‘post’ on the social network, The mother of the Marvel star, Akili Ramsess, dedicated some emotional words to him to say goodbye after what happened. “Everyone who knew him and met him knows how special Taraja was. “He had a deep capacity to love and he loved his children more than anyone,” he noted.
“He loved martial arts, motorcycles and everything related to cinema. “He had a very funny and at the same time perverse sense of humor, but he could be very cheesy,” she added. Akili also referred to SunDari: “’Sunny’, as they called her, also reflected that special light. She was fun and she loved to dance. Oh God! “I can’t believe they’re gone!”
In this same letter, she explained that two of her granddaughters survived the incident; the three-year-old, Shazia, remained hospitalized recovering “with minor injuries.” She did not specify if they are also Taraja’s daughters. In her digital platform profile, Lisa Ann Wilson, the actor’s current partner and Fuji’s mother, announced that their funeral, SunDari and Kisasi, would take place on the afternoon of Sunday, November 5.
In addition to appearing in the picture, Taraja Ramsess worked in the film industry in the art department, often as a set designer, on more than 43 projects, including ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’, IMDB indicates. After his death, director and screenwriter Ava DuVernay honored him on Instagram: “he walked like a king and, to me, always acted like one.”
“He was part of our crew on Array. “Last night he left us forever in a way that makes the hearts of all of us who knew him break into a thousand pieces,” he said.
Black Panther will have his own video game
EA has announced that the next superhero to receive his own video game adaptation will be Black Panther. This news has been announced along with the launch of his new studio called Cliffhanger, based in Seattle, United States, which will be in charge of developing this project.
Cliffhanger will focus on creating high quality (AAA) video games for Electronic Arts. His first project in development is a Black Panther video game, which will be completely original and presented in a third-person perspective designed for a single player. The collaboration with Marvel Games promises a unique experience.
Although Cliffhanger is a relatively new studio in the industry, it has a team of talented professionals who have worked on renowned franchises such as Halo, God of War and Call of Duty. Studio leader Kevin Stephens was previously part of Monolith Productions and is known for his work on Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor.
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