Chadwick Boseman (1972-2020), the iconic American actor, dies at 43 on Friday, August 28, 2020. He was a hardworking star who struggled for four years with colon cancer, but life was betrayed. Stars from all over the globe are mourning the major loss. Twitter confirmed his last tweet announcing the world about this sad news
Chadwick Boseman (1972-2020), the iconic American actor, dies at 43 on Friday, August 28, 2020. He was a hardworking star who struggled for four years with colon cancer, but life was betrayed.
Stars from all over the globe are mourning the major loss. Twitter confirmed his last tweet announcing the world about this sad news is the most popular tweet ever.
It informed how the true fighter preserved it to him and brought incredible movies like Marshall and Da 5 Bloods. He will always be remembered as Black Panther. Undoubtedly, King T’Challa is going to live forever in the heart of every Marvel fan.
#WakandaForever
The tweet has more than 7.5 million likes on Twitter after the closest one by Barack Obama in 2017 with 4.3 million likes.
While the loss of this actor saddens every industry, Whoopi Goldberg urges Disney Land to construct a ‘Wakanda Park’ in the memory of Boseman. Her idea on Twitter received more than 8.5K retweets and 57.8K likes.
According to Fox News, a petition has been called for a statue of late ‘Chadwick Boseman‘ to replace the Confederate Memorial in his hometown, South California.
More than 30,000 people have signed the petition on Change.org. It is about to reach 35,000 within the first four days. It reads,
“He opened many doors for many young black people with his leading roles in movies such as Black Panther or Marshall. It is only natural that his hometown honors what he did. There is no need for political controversy in this decision.”
Unquestionably, his efforts opened the doors for many black people. He has ideally portrayed real-life Black role models like ‘Jackie Robinson’ and ‘James Brown before adding to the Marvel world.
Moreover, his iconic appearance as ‘Thurgood Marshall’ in ‘Marshall’ portrayed him as the Supreme Court’s first-ever African American Justice.
Interestingly, E! Online shared how multiple stars are responding to the saddening news of Chadwick Boseman’s loss. It explains the way stars like Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Brie Larson, and many more are giving tribute to the King.
He was an undeniably talented actor who did not share his condition with the world. It is remarkable how he kept working for his people. The most popular tweet ever also discusses that he went through countless surgeries and chemotherapy during his films.
In 2016, he was diagnosed with Colon Cancer stage III. Unfortunately, life did not support his struggle for four years while it progressed to stage IV.
The actor passed away in Los Angeles, in his home with his wife and family beside him. Heartbreakingly, his family has asked to continue respecting their privacy during this difficult time.
Adding to his respect, famous personalities gave tribute to the unforgettable actor.
The former US president Barack Obama called the actor ‘Blessed‘ in his tweet. Mr. Obama said,
Chadwick Boseman was born the youngest of three boys in Anderson, South California. He was raised by his mother, who worked as a nurse. His father worked in a textile factory. The actor learned direction at ‘Howard University’ and was mentored by Phylicia Rashad, who remembered him as
‘One of the Greatest Actors Ever.’
According to Forbes, America will honor Chadwick Boseman by re-releasing Jackie Robinson’s film ’42’ in 740 American theatres nationwide.
Sadly, the star died on Jackie Robinson Day 2020, which is annually celebrated by the Major League Basketball (MLB).
In the end, the ‘Chadwick Boseman’ will always remain in our memories. He has given the world memories, lessons, laughter, and now sorrows. May his soul rest in peace!
#ChadwickBoseman #BlackPanther
