New Delhi, Jan. 5 -- Michael B. Jordan has spoken candidly about how his role as Erik Killmonger in Black Panther became a turning point in his personal life, leading him to seek therapy for the first time.

The actor, who earned widespread acclaim for his portrayal of the Wakandan antagonist in Ryan Coogler's 2018 blockbuster, said the emotional weight of the character lingered long after filming ended.

Speaking on CBS Sunday Morning, the Golden Globe nominee reflected on Killmonger's inner turmoil and how deeply he immersed himself in the role. "I think Erik didn't experience that," Jordan said, referring to love. "He had a lot of betrayal, a lot of failed systems around him that shaped him and his anger and his frustration."

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