An “Avengers” stuntman and three of his children died after the car they were traveling in crashed into a tractor-trailer in Georgia on Halloween night, according to authorities and his family.
Taraja Ramsess, 41, who appeared in “Black Panther” and other films, was heading home around 11 p.m. on Oct. 31 when she crashed into the truck that had broken down near a highway exit in the city. Atlanta area, WSB-TV reported.
Ramsess, along with her 13-year-old daughter Sundari and newborn daughter Fugibo, were pronounced dead at the scene of the horrific crash, authorities said.
“Avengers” stunt double Taraja Ramsess died along with her three children in a car accident in Georgia on Halloween night. Akili Ramsess / Instagram The “Black Panther” stuntman died along with her three children when her pickup truck collided with a semi-trailer along a Georgia interstate. Taraja Ramsess / Facebook The accident occurred along the exit ramp from Interstate 285 to Interstate 20 East. FOX 5
The stuntman’s 10-year-old son, Kisasi Ramsess, died in the hospital days later, the victim’s family announced over the weekend, according to WAGA.
The stuntman’s mother originally said the boy was on life support before succumbing to his injuries, Variety reported.
Authorities also confirmed the young man’s death to WSB-TV.
Two of Ramsess’ daughters, who were also in the family vehicle, reportedly survived. Taraja Ramsess / Facebook Ramsess had worked on “Black Panther,” but she also appeared in “Avengers: Endgame,” “Avengers: Infinity War,” “The Suicide Squad” and “Creed III.” Taraja Ramses / Facebook
Two of Ramsess’ daughters, who were also in the family vehicle, reportedly survived, according to the family.
“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,” his mother, Akili Ramsess, said in an Instagram post.
“He loved martial arts, motorcycles and everything related to movies. He [had] a very funny but wicked sense of humor and yet it could be as cheesy as it can be.”
In addition to working on “Black Panther,” he appeared in “Avengers: Endgame,” Avengers: Infinity War,” “The Suicide Squad” and “Creed III,” Variety reported.
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