The candid interview, in which Warner reflected on how he wanted to be remembered, came just two months before he died of an accidental drowning in Costa Rica.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner's body will soon return to Los Angeles after his body was released to his family following the completion of an autopsy … TMZ has learned. A source with direct knowledge tells us the actor had been in Costa Rica with his daughter for a home-schooling program.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who starred as Theo Huxtable on the beloved sitcom The Cosby Show, died tragically while on a family vacation in Costa Rica. Warner drowned after being caught in a high current and asphyxiating, Costa Rican authorities told ABC News. Now, what may be the final photo of Warner has emerged.