Letitia Wright is asking the questions on Twitter. Wrong or right, you decide. The Black Panther actress shared an anti-vax video on her Twitter handle, adding a folded hands emoji with it as the only explanation. She faced the fury of Twitterati who called her out for being anti-vax. In the YouTube video, created by the channel, On The Table, the presenter, Tomi Arayomi,  makes unsubstantiated claims about the vaccine. Black Panther 2: Release Date, Director, Cast - All We Know About Marvel Superhero Film in Works Even After Chadwick Boseman's Demise.

Tony questions the efficacy of vaccines, the dangers of taking them and the supposed origins of the ingredients of a COVID-19 vaccine. At one point, he also says that Luciferase, an oxidative enzyme, to be derived from Lucifer, the devil. Disney+ Updates Its Marvel Studios Logo With Glimpses of Black Panther as a Tribute to Chadwick Boseman (Watch Video).

See Wright's Tweet That Started The Storm Here:

Here's The Storm She Stirred Up

Twitterati was not buying that Letitia simply meant to ask questions. The one emoji along with the video doesn't help either. Some called her out on her changed stance!

Deceptive!

Wright Tried To Cap Off The Backlash With This

Twitter Was Still Not Having It!

The Actress Said She Works For God

She Just Wants To Know What's Inside It

Well, that is a soup that will be thought to swim out of. After the tragic passing of Chadiwk Boseman, earlier this year, Letitia had been the frontrunner to take up the mantle and play the lead in Black Panther 2, which starts shooting soon. Let us see where this goes.

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