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Late actor, Malcolm-Jamal Warner seen in final video from Costa Rica vacation before drowning

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Malcolm‑Jamal Warner was filmed arriving in Costa Rica in last public sighting days before his tragic passing at 54.

The actor was photographed at the airport in Costa Rica, looking relaxed and low‑key on July 13. He had just arrived on a flight from Atlanta exactly one week before his tragic de@th by drowning.

Malcolm-Jamal’s body was found Sunday, July 20, after he got caught in an ocean current, resulting in his accidental drowning.

He’s best known for playing beloved Theo Huxtable on “The Cosby Show” and was most recently hosting the podcast “Not All Hood.”

Malcolm‑Jamal leaves behind a wife and daughter.
Watch the last video below.

Source: LIB

Fidel Perez

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