Sad news for fans of the Marvel universe. Taraja Ramsess, an actor who appeared in the films Black Panther and The Avengers (among others), died on October 31 due to a terrible car accident.
The 41-year-old artist was not traveling alone. In addition to other children, in the van that the actor was driving were his three children: Sundari Ramsess (13 years old), Kisasi Ramsess (10 years old) and Fugibo Ramsess, his recently born daughter. As reported by the media outlet The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the man collided very forcefully with a tractor-trailer, which caused the major blow that cost him his life.
The impact was so great that the driver died instantly, as well as his eldest daughter and the little baby. For his part, the artist's middle son was quickly taken to the hospital, where he died days later due to the serious injuries caused by the accident.
A 3-year-old girl (unidentified at the moment) who was also traveling in the vehicle is still admitted to the medical center. Although her prognosis is serious, she is currently stable and out of danger.
According to the initial investigation of the case (the case remains open), Ramsess was driving a Ford F-150 van when he went onto an exit ramp and collided with a tractor-trailer that had broken down in the left lane.
The man was a great lover of cinema. According to the IMBD portal, Ramsess participated as a stunt specialist for Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, but he has also worked on other projects in the art department, more specifically as a decorator. An example of this is his performance in the successful film directed by Francis Lawrence: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
The loved ones, family and friends of the actor and his children are completely devastated by the great loss that the accident has caused. From one day to the next, four members of the Ramsess clan have died due to a car disaster, news that is difficult for all those who love them to process.
The artist's mother, Akili Ramsess, published a very emotional text on Instagram: ''Everyone who knew him knows how special Taraja was. He had a deep capacity to love and he loved his children more than anyone else. He loved martial arts, motorcycles and everything related to movies.' It should be said that countless fans have left comments on social networks and that a GoFundMe initiative created in the name of his mother has raised $81,359 so far.
