Winston Duke, adorned with popsicle-themed pajamas, is enjoying a splendid day at home.
The thirty-two-year-old is grooving slowly to a laid-back rap compilation. He is engaging in jests with Coco, his mother, whom he shares his recently renovated and newly acquired residence in the North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles. In addition, he is receiving 62 new texts from friends informing him that “Us,” the most recent cerebral horror film directed by Jordan Peele and in which he stars, has risen to the top spot in the United States.
This marks Duke’s initial leading role, following his critical acclaim for his performance as M’Baku in Marvel’s “Black Panther.” Additionally, the actor is enjoying the moment.
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“This is the longest I have been in this house in a month and a half,” Duke tells Alexa from his man retreat, which interior designer Seyie Putsure crafted a few days prior in the style of a sophisticated London club and decorated in gray-blue and gold accents.
His schedule became absolutely insane after ‘Black Panther.’” “I purchased this home in August of last year while filming ‘Us,’ but I was unable to move in until that time. I immediately commenced production on his forthcoming Netflix mystery film, “Wonderland” and “Avengers [Endgame].” It was a journey from Santa Cruz to Boston via Atlanta. I remained at home. My companions were obligated to vacate the one-bedroom apartment where I had been residing. I am fortunate to have wonderful companions. “Make an effort to recognize those acquaintances.”
