Malcom-Jamal Warner (L) and Bill Cosby (R) [Courtesy] Bill Cosby has mourned Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died at the age of 54. Cosby’s spokesperson, Andrew Wyatt, said Warner’s death reminded Cosby of his own son’s death. “He found a way to talk about Malcolm even though he was sad,” Wyatt said in an interview with People Magazine, noting that Warner had recently been in touch with Cosby after a concert in Minnesota. “They spoke all the time. He said, ‘Malcolm was changing humanity.’” Reflecting on Warner’s dedication to the show, Cosby said, “He was never afraid to go to his room…
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Malcom-Jamal Warner (L) and Bill Cosby (R) [Courtesy] Bill Cosby has mourned Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died at the age of 54. Cosby’s spokesperson, Andrew Wyatt, said Warner’s death reminded Cosby of his own son’s death. “He found a way to talk about Malcolm even though he was sad,” Wyatt said in an interview with People Magazine, noting that Warner had recently been in touch with Cosby after a concert in Minnesota. “They spoke all the time. He said, ‘Malcolm was changing humanity.’” Reflecting on Warner’s dedication to the show, Cosby said, “He was never afraid to go to his room…