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It’s official! Marvel just confirmed that ‘Black Panther III’ will hit theaters on Dec. 15, 2028, at Marvel’s Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday, July 25. Ryan Coogler will direct the threequel, bringing Letitia Wright back as Shuri and Winston Duke as M’Baku. Wright teased a playful dynamic between Shuri and Jonsson’s T’Challa II, hinting that Shuri will guide him as he steps into the Black Panther role. “I’m going to have a really, really good time, a lot of fun,” she said.

News broke after court-appointed receiver Phillip G. Young Jr. filed federal records on July 10, prompting termination letters for Fawn Weaver and her husband Keith Weaver. Young has run the Black-owned spirit company since last August. The fight over Uncle Nearest intensified in federal court as judges laid out how the company’s money troubles, property moves, and failed bankruptcy filings collided in a fast-moving receivership case.

Regina Hall plays Dru-Ann Jones, Hollis Shaw’s best friend and college roommate at UNC Chapel Hill. Dru-Ann is a successful sports agent with an affluent, ambitious, alpha, and aggressive personality, carrying the weight of a career crisis. As she steps back into a friendship, she begins to release the obstinacy she has projected onto her friend group and confronts patterns from her own past. Jennifer Garner leads as Hollis, a food influencer whose life changes after the sudden loss of her husband.