Hollywood is still found from heart and sudden loss of "Cosby Show" star Malcolm-Jamal Warner.

According to several reports, the iconic actor, 54, died of asphyxiation after drowning in Costa Rica in July 2025. years.

Many the largest names of the industry, including Bill Cosby and Eddie GriffinThey said about Malcolm-Jamal Warner's passage. Now, his "Cosby Show" Co-Star Raven -ymoné It shares its own emotional reaction to tragic news.

Symoné, 39, shared the video for your Instagram black screen with Emojim Golubbi 22. July. Also on the screen were words, "I love you."

In the video, Symoné, who joined the Cast of "Cosby Show" in 1989. He expressed how much Warner's death affected her.

"Words can't describe pain and sadness and surprise to feel a recent MJW loss," said actress in the video. "He was a big brother, he was a beacon, he was one of the most built, talented people. So gently, both my heart and souls and hugs and goes into his daughter and his wife and his mother."

"He gave the best advice, gave the best hugs and his smile will always be a huge, bright white smile in my head," Symoné added. "I love you and I know you look at us now. Hi, Malcolm."

Since Warner's death, the dismissal of love from the stars and fans showed like him thinking about them.

"I'm sorry about the loss, raven," the user wrote on Symon's Instagram post. "Malcolm was like a brother to all of us. ... 'Cosby Show' is still one of my favorite shows."

The other user echoed that feeling, writing, "I'm so sorry about your loss. Looking at the Cosby Show" I always felt like it was Mjw and my brother. "

The third commentator also shared a significant impact of Warner's death had on them, adding, "This is heart rate."

As the news of Warner's death is spread, many sent a wish to wife and daughter fiercely protected from the public eye.

"I'm talking about them because the most liked parts of my life, the best parts of my life, the best decisions I've ever made, but I also like to keep them and their identity private," said the actor during the podcast appears.

Warner, who later married in his life, said he planned to be single, also explained how he wanted his romantic relationship to serve as a lesson for others.

"But I feel, too, I like to talk about them because people can be happy and that it's fine and love. You don't have to be in the 20s.

As the industry continues to process the unexpected passage of Warner, the multi-stars began to share an emotional tribute to his honor.