“Rest in power”: Beyoncé honors Malcolm‑Jamal Warner on her site amid outpouring of tributes

Beyoncé paid a quiet honor to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who many know from The Cosby Show. She did this by dedicating her website to him after hearing Warner had died in Costa Rica. On Tuesday, when you went to Beyonce.com, you saw a sad black-and-white photo of Warner from when he was young. It was right there on the main page.

This was a way of showing respect, not making a big show. Her tribute was simple, making it a quiet time to remember the actor who died on Sunday. Previously, Beyoncé has dedicated her website to high-profile deaths of Black Americans.

Beyoncé's website thanks Malcolm-Jamal Warner for his lasting impact on television and honors his legacy with a heartfelt message

The note on the site says thanks to Malcolm-Jamal Warner for the big mark he left on TV through his work. It talks about how big and long-lasting his effect was, showing how much his roles meant to a lot of people over the years. It ends with a sad tone, talking about the loss we all feel, but also giving him honor for his place in the big tale of TV history. The website reads:

"Rest in power, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Thanks for being a big part of our shared television history. You will be missed."

Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowns in Costa Rica while vacationing with family; officials confirm it was likely an accident

Local police said that 54-year-old Warner drowned on Sunday. He was reportedly on vacation with his family at the time, and the incident appears to have been accidental. As of Monday night, his wife is working to bring his body back to the U.S. for a funeral.

Authorities in Costa Rica said on Monday that Malcolm-Jamal Warner was in the water at Playa Cocles, in the Limón area, when he got pulled by a strong current. The nation's Judicial Investigation Department said that people near him got him back to land, but he was out cold by the time the Costa Rican Red Cross got there.

Even with their help, there were no signs he could hear them, showing things were very bad before help could step in. In a statement, the Costa Rican Red Cross added that a different man was brought to a nearby hospital in perilous condition due to the incident.