T’Challa’s Son With Nakia Revealed In End Credits – Hollywood Life

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The Black Panther: Wakanda Forever end credits scene begins with Shuri traveling to Haiti to visit Nakia. Shuri finally gets a chance to mourn the loss of her mother and brother. After battling Namor and her own grief, Shuri has a moment to breathe.

Shuri is on the beach when Nakia walks up to her with a little boy. Nakia introduces her to Toussaint, played by the adorable newcomer Divine Love Konadu-Sun. “This is my son,” Nakia tells Shuri. She says to her son, “This is your auntie, Shuri.”

That’s when it hits Shuri. This is T’Challa’s son. Her brother’s blood. Her family. Nakia explains that she and T’Challa agreed it was best to raise their son in Haiti “away from the pressure” of the kingdom. Nakia tells Shuri that T’Challa didn’t want them to go to his funeral, but they were prepared for his death.

Ramonda knew about Toussaint and had the chance to meet him before she died. That’s what Ramonda was trying to tell Shuri before Namor showed up and turned their world upside down.

Shuri shares a heartfelt moment with her nephew, giving him a high-five. Then Toussaint says something that proves he truly is his father’s son. “My name is Prince T’Challa. The son of King T’Challa,” he tells Shuri.

In the Marvel comics, T’Challa does have a son, but not with Nakia. He has a son with Storm named Azari T’Challa. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever appears to be steering away from the comics and taking a new direction with this storyline.

Shuri takes over as the new Black Panther and will return in future MCU projects, Marvel confirmed in the final moments of the credits. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever marks the end of Phase Four of the MCU.

The entire trajectory of the Black Panther sequel changed in the wake of Chadwick Boseman’s death in 2020. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a stunning tribute to Chadwick and propels the story forward in an epic way.

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