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Bill Cosby responds to Malcolm Jamal Warner death

Bill Cosby mourns Malcolm-Jamal Warner after sudden death, says they 'spoke all the time' after show ended

Bill Cosby is mourning the death of his longtime co-star and on-screen son, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died at the age of 54 while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. Warner, who rose to fame as Theo Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," died on Sunday, July 20, as he left behind a legacy celebrated by his fans and co-stars.

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Bill Cosby speaks to ABC News about late co-star Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Bill Cosby shares intimate memories of Malcolm-Jamal Warner following "The Cosby Show" star's tragic drowning in Costa Rica.

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Bill Cosby mourns loss of 'The Cosby Show' co-star Malcolm-Jamal Warner

According to the outlet, the role of Theo Huxtable was loosely inspired by Cosby's real-life son, Ennis, who was murdered in 1997. Cosby noted the parallels between the two young men and shared that Warner and Ennis were friends during their youth.

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner Said ‘Cosby Show’ Cast ‘Could Have Made a Lot of Money’ With Reboot

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Bill Cosby mourns demise of his 'The Cosby Show' co-star Malcolm-Jamal Warner

The 88-year-old's rep, Andrew Wyatt, shared that when Cosby received the call of Warner's demise, it was as shocking and painful for him as when he learned of his own son Ennis Cosby's 1997 murder, ...

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