The same-sex romance scene from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was apparently cut in Kuwait.

In Marvel’s most recent film, Black Panther Wakanda Forever, a ten-second scene that suggested a same-sex relationship was apparently cut in Kuwait.
A ten-second scene in Marvel’s Black Panther suggests that two characters are in a same-sex relationship:Kuwait has reportedly cut Wakanda Forever.According to reports, the scene was not included in the theatrical cut that was playing in the Middle Eastern nation when the movie opened on Friday.However, other reports have stated that a number of other countries with a reputation for censorship have maintained the scene.Two women from Dora Milaje, Wakanda’s all-female military organization, are involved in the ensuing scene.The scene in which Aneka, played by Michaela Coel, and Ayo, played by Florence Kasumba, share a brief moment of tenderness following a battle. One of them kisses the other on the forehead and calls the other her baby.Beyond this, the scene makes no other explicit statements, and the relationship is not mentioned anywhere else in the movie.
According to an article published in The Hollywood Reporter, the Kuwaiti-released version does not include this exchange.Other minor edits include a line in which M’Baku refers to the film’s antagonist Namor as “a god to his people.”
The same reports claim that other Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, and Qatar, continue to screen the film uncut, which is why the first omission is interesting.All of these nations have a history of censoring LGBTQ-related content and movie and television references.Disney and Marvel have yet to address the omission.