Michael B. Jordan Opens up<br />About Chadwick Boseman’s Death.<br />Michael B. Jordan spoke about<br />his friendship with Chadwick Boseman<br />during an interview with ‘Vanity Fair.’.<br />Boseman, who died nearly six months<br />ago of colon cancer, starred in<br />‘Black Panther’ alongside Jordan. .<br />Jordan called their relationship a “very personal<br />one,” and said he wished they had “more time.” .<br />Our relationship was a very personal one<br />and had a lot of great moments—some that<br />I couldn’t fully appreciate and fully<br />understand until now … I wish I had more<br />time to have our relationship evolve, and<br />grow, and become closer and stronger, Michael B. Jordan, to ‘Vanity Fair’.<br />Jordan went on to speak about Boseman’s<br />impact, saying he “did more in his 43 years”<br />than most people do “in a lifetime.”.<br />He was here for the time he was<br />supposed to be here, and he had<br />his impact, and his legacy. That was clear<br />with the abundance of love that he has<br />gotten from people all over the world.<br />There are generations of kids coming<br />up that look to him. It’s incredible, Michael B. Jordan, to ‘Vanity Fair’.<br />He then reflected on the loss of<br />Boseman, saying it “hurt a lot.” .<br />And losing him was … Yeah, man,<br />it hurt. It hurt a lot. That’s probably<br />what made me cry the most this year, Michael B. Jordan, to ‘Vanity Fair’
