‘The Cosby Show’ Stars & Celebs Continue To Honor The Life Of Malcolm-Jamal Warner: ‘You Are Always Remembered’

‘The Cosby Show’ Stars & Celebs Continue To Honor The Life Of Malcolm-Jamal Warner: ‘You Are Always Remembered’
Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, with tributes pouring in from The Cosby Show cast and beyond.
Gary LeRoi Gray, who played Nelson Tibideaux as a child on The Cosby Show, shared,
“You are always remembered. Always celebrated. I miss you already. I hope that you and Merlin keep an eye on me man. You always did.”
Raven-Symoné, who also had a role on the beloved series as Olivia Kendall, took to Instagram with an emotional audio message reflecting on her bond with Malcolm.
Sherri Shepherd paid her respects, writing,
“His passing is a true loss to the Hollywood community. He was a proud girl dad and loved his daughter so much. To his family, friends and all who loved him—my heart is with you.”
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The 54-year-old actor was vacationing in Limón, Costa Rica, when he and another man were reportedly swept away by a current at the beach. Despite bystanders’ efforts to save him, Malcolm had no pulse by the time authorities arrived.
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