Will There Be Black Panther 3? Letitia Wright Hints At Another Sequel: There's A Lot...

Letitia Wright is hinting at the chance of reprising her role as Shuri in the Black Panther movies. Letitia Wright is a Guyanese-British actress recognized for her role in THE 2018 Black Panther and the 2022 sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. On a TV show, the actress expressed her interest in being cast in the future Avengers movies, The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars.

Letitia Wright On Appearing In Avengers

During a Wednesday appearance on The View, she was asked about appearing in future Avengers movies The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars, set for May 2026 and May 2027, respectively. She replied saying, "Let’s just say … I would like to continue with Shuri," Wright said during a Wednesday appearance on The View when asked about her appearing in future Avengers movies The Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars, set for May 2026 and May 2027, respectively. The actress further, "She’s one of my favourite characters. Such a blessing, honestly. I kid you not, I’m so grateful for her."

Will There Be A Black Panther 3?

When co-host Sunny Hostin asked Wright about the possibility of a Black Panther 3, the actress and executive producer playfully replied, "There's a lot to, a lot to — a lot coming up."

Although a third instalment of the Oscar-winning franchise hasn't been officially confirmed, the conclusion of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever sets up a potential storyline perfectly. The final scenes introduced Prince T'Challa (Divine Love Konadu-Sun), the son of King T'Challa (the late Chadwick Boseman) and Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o). Additionally, a black card appeared at the end of the sequel, stating, "Black Panther will return.

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Letitia On Black Panther's Impact

During the conversation she also shared that she sensed she sensed the global impact of Black Panther from the start of the press tour for the original 2018 film, which continued through the second instalment. She recalled an anecdote about being in Peru when a woman approached her, began crying, and said that Wakanda Forever helped her process her brother's death.

"At the time it was an unfortunate accident that happened to me, and I kind of just had a moment to just reflect on everything, and I just thought a lot about him," the actress said on the daytime talk show. "I thought a lot about his perseverance and his relentlessness just to keep going no matter what life was throwing at him, and I just thought, like, 'If my brother could make it, you know, I can get back on set and finish the job.' So, I just carried that panther spirit with me."