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Marlon Wayans Opens Up About the ‘Real-Life Pain’ He Felt After Losing Nearly 60 Loved Ones: ‘I Live Differently’

In an interview with 'The New York Times,' Marlon Wayans shared that his upcoming special, 'Good Grief,' was the result of him turning his pain into the premise for his fourth special.

Wayans, 51, shared in an interview with The New York Times that his upcoming special, Good Grief, “rescued [him] from depression by learning to laugh in [his] worst circumstances.” Marlon Wayans attends the World Premiere Of Amazon Studios' And Skydance Media's 'Air' held at the Regency Village Theatre on March 27, 2023 in Westwood, Los Angeles, California, United States.Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/SplashNews As Wayans continued to open up about his grieving process, he noted the loss of his friend “was a hard one.” Boseman was 43 when he died of colon cancer in August 2020.

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