08/12/2026
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A longtime friend of Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s widow has launched a $150,000 GoFundMe for her and the couple’s 9-year-old daughter as a legal fight involving the late actor’s estate continues.
Destiny Rael, who says she’s been close friends with Tenisha Warner for 19 years and introduced her to Malcolm, says the fundraiser is meant to provide financial stability while Tenisha raises their daughter and works through Malcolm’s unresolved financial affairs.
Tenisha is currently seeking approximately $1.276 million in court. Her lawsuit alleges Malcolm failed to fulfill financial obligations contained in their 2022 premarital agreement, including obtaining a $1 million life insurance policy naming her as beneficiary, retirement contributions and other payments.
The dispute involves Malcolm’s mother, Pamela Warner, because she serves as successor trustee of the Warner Family Trust. Tenisha says Malcolm had been working on a new estate plan that would provide for his wife and daughter but died before signing it. His existing plan dates back to 1996.
Malcolm died at 54 in an accidental drowning while vacationing with his family in Costa Rica in July 2025. Tenisha says she has since become their daughter’s sole provider.
Rael says the fundraiser isn’t about asking people to choose sides in the family dispute. It’s about helping a grieving mother and child while the courts determine what they’re legally entitled to.