Widow Seeks $1.2 Million From Cosby Show Star’s Mother Over Premarital Pact

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Widow Seeks $1.2 Million From Cosby Show Star’s Mother Over Premarital Pact
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Tenisha Delilah Warner, widow of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, filed a DeKalb County Superior Court suit in Georgia seeking about $1.276 million from Pamela Warner, the star’s mother and successor trustee of a family revocable trust, alleging breach of a premarital agreement that promised life insurance, annual payments, Roth IRA funding, and a salary for serving as chief of staff; the claim follows Warner’s 2025 death in Costa Rica at 54 and centers on how the couple’s premarital agreement and trust were managed for Warner’s wife and their 9-year-old daughter.

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