In a 54-second clip, the US actress gave fans a glimpse of how she pulled off her role as the "war dog" spy Nakia.
Many of Wakanda Forever's scenes take place underwater, thanks to the addition of new antagonist Namor who rules the secretive deep-sea land of Talokan.
Lupita captioned the video, "Swimming down to Talokan was not as easy as it looked! Safely supervised by @XPTLife and #MarkRobertsFitness."
Nyong’o previously talked about her experience swimming underwater along with costar Angela Bassett in an interview with Variety.
The two shared that they were not particularly skilled at such stunts before shooting the film.
"Before we started this film, I knew how to swim, but I wasn't a confident swimmer," Nyong'o, added. "I didn't need to swim in public, that's for sure. That's a lifelong skill that I now have."
Both actresses trained to the point where they could both hold their breath underwater for about two minutes, per Variety, which noted that cast member Mabel Cadena could hold her breath underwater for around six-and-a-half minutes.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever stars Lupita, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Danai Gurira, Angela Bassett, Florence Kasumba, Martin Freeman, plus Michaela Coel.
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