Taraja Ramsess, a stunt actress who worked on Marvel’s “Black Panther,” “Avengers: Infinity War” and “Avengers: Endgame,” and her three children died in a car crash.
On the evening of October 31, the actor, 41, was driving a van carrying daughter SunDari, 13, toddler Kisasi, 10, and two-month-old newborn Fuji, according to the DailyMail.
According to the initial investigation, Ramsess took an exit ramp onto Interstate 20 in Dekalb County, Georgia, United States, and collided with a disabled trailer parked in the left lane.
The artist, SunDari and Fuji died instantly, while Kisasi was taken to the state hospital in critical condition. However, his paternal grandmother, Akili Ramsess, later reported his death.
“Kisasi Adebayo meets his father Taraja and his sisters, SunDari and Fuji, on their journey. God bless all your souls. They will all be missed,” she wrote on Instagram on November 4.
The Marvel actor’s mother bids him farewell with a touching message
In a ‘post’ on the social network, the mother of the Marvel star Akili Ramses dedicated some touching words to say goodbye to him after what happened.
“Everyone who met and knew him knows how special Taraja was. “He had a deep capacity to love and he loved his children more than anyone,” she noted.
“He loved martial arts, motorcycles and everything to do with cinema. He had a very funny and at the same time twisted sense of humor, but he could be very kind,” she added.
Akili also referred to SunDari: “Sunny, as she was called, also reflected that special light. Fun loving and loved to dance. Oh my God! “I can’t believe they’re gone!”
In the same letter, she explained that two of her granddaughters survived the incident, while another, aged three, remained in hospital recovering “with minor injuries”. He did not specify if they are also daughters of Taraia.
In her profile on the digital platform, Lisa Ann Wilson, the actor’s current partner and Fuji’s mother, announced that their funeral, SunDari and Kisasi, will take place on the evening of Sunday, November 5.
Tributes are pouring in for Taraja Ramsess
In addition to appearing in frames, Taraja Ramsess has 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 reports.
After his death, director and screenwriter Ava DuVernay paid tribute to him on Instagram: “He walked like a king and, to me, always acted like one.”
“He was a member of our Array crew. “Last night he left us forever in a way that breaks the hearts of all of us who knew him into a thousand pieces,” she said.
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