Inside Letitia Wright's impressive career as she turns 28

“Sing,” Illumination Entertainment’s 2016 animated feature, is a breath of fresh air, particularly for a company most closely associated with the screeching, omnipresent minions. A kind of jukebox musical set in a world populated by oddball anthropomorphic animals (released just a few months after “Zootopia”), it is charming and upbeat.

After recent reports of behind-the-scenes issues during filming “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” it does appear the production is officially going on hiatus until 2022. And with the announcement, we’re learning more details about the injuries sustained by star Letitia Wright earlier this year.

Production on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is being paused.

EXCLUSIVE: Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever officially began its production hiatus for the remainder of 2021 today as it allows star Letitia Wright additional time to recuperate from an on-set injury earlier this year.

Letitia Wright is potentially causing a Black Panther sequel delay.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan have given a glimpse inside their sprawling garden renovation at their '£3.5million mansion' in Essex.The Heart Radio presenter, 34, who recently enjoyed a sun-drenched holiday to Portugal with wife Michelle, 34, gave a peek inside the latest work on their huge garden which is intended to replicate the manicured plots in Los Angeles.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan put on an 'affectionate' display as the couple enjoyed a double date at Kensington Palace. The Heart Radio presenter and Brassic actress, both 34, who have recently given a sneak peek inside their stunning garden renovation, enjoyed quality time together at the Royal Style in the Making exhibition to view the iconic wedding dress of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.

Black Panther 2 will be suspended later this month to allow for the film’s lead, Letitia Wright, to recover from the injury she sustained while filming.In August, the actress – who plays Wakandan princess Shuri in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – was hospitalised after sustaining an injury while filming a stunt for the Black Panther sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.It was reported at the time that the incident wasn’t expected to have an impact on Wakanda Forever‘s filming schedule.Per

Black Panther 2 will reportedly shut down production later this month as they cannot keep filming while Letitia Wright is recovering from an injury she sustained in August. The star, who is taking over as the lead of the Marvel franchise after Chadwick Boseman's death in August of 2020, became a fan favourite in the first movie playing the young Wakandan princess Shuri.

is being temporarily delayed due to Letitia Wright's injury she sustain earlier this year.

Production on “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” is being temporarily shut down until star Letitia Wright has time to recover from an on-set injury she suffered while filming the sequel this summer.

At the time of Wright’s injury, the studio said the injury wouldn’t impact the production schedule.Wright will return along with fellow “Black Panther” stars Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira, Daniel Kaluuya, Winston Duke, Florence Kasumba and Angela Bassett.

Filming for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is shutting down as star Letitia Wright recovers from an injury she sustained on set.

Deadline has confirmed that Disney is shutting down production of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever for a temporary amount of time. The news comes in the wake of star Letitia Wright injuring herself in late August after suffering minor injuries on a stunt rig incident. She was released from the hospital at that time.