Letitia Wright hospitalized after suffering minor injuries on set

Letitia Wright was hospitalized after suffering a minor injury while filming the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever sequel in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Injured: Letitia Wright was hospitalized after suffering a minor injury while filming the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever sequel in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Danai, 43, sported a black blazer over a bright red bodysuit while Letitia opted for purple threads, and both women wore Kimoyo Beads, advanced communication technology used by the Wakandans from Vibranium. They were in costume with Gurira playing Okoye, the head of the Dora Milaje, and Wright portraying Shuri, T’challa's sister Costumed: Danai, 43, sported a black blazer over a bright red bodysuit while Letitia, 27, opted for purple threads, and both women wore Kimoyo Beads, advanced communication technology used by the Wakandans from Vibranium Angela Bassett admitted there have been 'about five incarnations' of the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever script. Helping hand: A crew member helped Letitia with her shoe between scenes Undercover: The women switched into capes and practiced safe protocols by wearing COVID-19 masks between scenes on the MIT campus Marvel boss Kevin Feige recently admitted that returning to work without the late actor has been 'very emotional' for the cast and crew of the new film.