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Adam Sandler included a sweet tribute to his late co-star Cameron Boyce in his new movie on Netflix, Hubie Halloween.

Following the end credits, there is a title card that appears, dedicating the film to Cameron‘s memory.

“In loving memory of CAMERON BOYCE. Gone way too soon and one of the kindest, coolest, funniest, and most talented kids we knew,” the card reads with an image of Cameron. “You live on forever in our hearts and are truly missed every day.”

Cameron sadly died in July of last year after having a sudden seizure in the middle of the night. He was only 21.

Adam and Cameron starred together in the Grown Ups films with the latter playing Adam‘s son.

After Cameron‘s passing, Adam shared a tribute to him on Instagram. See what he wrote here…

If you missed it, there was another tribute to Cameron from another of his co-stars this week, too.

Hubie Halloween is streaming on Netflix now.

Skai Jackson earned the top score of the season so far during her latest performance on Dancing With the Stars!

The 18-year-old Disney Channel star performed a Foxtrot set to the tune of John Legend‘s “Ordinary People” on Monday night (October 5) at the studio in Los Angeles.

Skai told her partner Alan Bersten that she was dedicating the dance to her late Jessie co-star Cameron Boyce, who died last year.

“I want this dance to be dedicated to Cameron, who was a really close friend of mine and co-star,” Skai said. “He was in my life for half of my life, which was crazy. We built up this bond for years and years and years.”

“He molded me into the person I am now. Of course I miss him every day, but I have him on my phone case so I get to see him,” she added through tears. ” It’s sad he’s not here to see it … I know that he would be really proud of me. He loved Dancing With the Stars and dancing.”

Judge Carrie Ann Inaba gave the performance a 10, marking the first 10 of the season. The other judges gave her 9s, so she earned a 28 overall. That’s the best score so far this season!

There was a big mix-up during the elimination portion of the night.

The Academy is responding to backlash over the omission of Cameron Boyce and Luke Perry from the In Memoriam segment at the 2020 Oscars.

“The Academy receives hundreds of requests to include loved ones and industry colleagues in the Oscars In Memoriam segment,” The Academy said in a statement to E! News. “An executive committee representing every branch considers the list and makes selections for the telecast based on limited available time. All the submissions are included on Oscar.com and will remain on the site throughout the year. Luke Perry and Cameron Boyce are remembered in the Oscar.com gallery.”

See which actors and Hollywood industry professionals were included in the In Memoriam.

Cameron Boyce‘s final project was just announced.

Revealed through his namesake Cameron Boyce Foundation, and his parents Victor and Libby, the project will be called “Wielding Peace”.

In his own words, Cameron says that Wielding Peace is a “collection of images that feature people from all walks of life (celebrities, victims of gun violence, common supporters) wielding ‘guns.’ The catch is, the ‘guns’ that we’re using as props will be items that signify unity and peace.”

He added, via Refinery29, “Household items such as musical instruments, cameras, food, sporting equipment, beauty products, articles of clothing…anything that might inspire someone creatively as well as make a strong statement with the sentiment that we need to choose a different weapon.”

The project will see Cameron‘s BFFs and roommates Karan Brar and Sophie Reynolds as the ambassadors.

The Cameron Boyce Foundation provides “young people artistic and creative outlets as alternatives to violence and negativity and uses resources and philanthropy for positive change in the world.

Cameron Boyce‘s parents – Victor and Libby Boyce – are opening up about life a month after their son’s unexpected death.

The two chatted with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America about the legacy of their son and explained how Cameron‘s epilepsy didn’t present until his mid-teens.

Cameron had his first seizure at 16, “and then until he had his second one, he wasn’t considered as having epilepsy, and that was when he was 17, going on 18,” Libby shared. “He only ever had five seizures, and the fifth one is what — is the one that he died from.”

Victor added that physicians tried to solve what was causing his seizures, too. However, nothing ever showed.

“They tried to induce him to seize with strobe and different methods. Never seized. And he only ever had seizures while he slept,” he says.

Victor added that he feels like life is just backwards right now.

“I’m not supposed to outlive my son. I’m not supposed to be undoing his estate,” he said, with Libby adding that it’s “heartbreaking.”

“It’s like my mind is like a video replay machine just replaying his birth, replaying his steps — his first steps, riding a bike — plays and shows,” Victor said.

Watch their full interview below:

The parents of late actor Cameron Boyce, Victor and Libby Boyce, sat down for their first interview about their son with Good Morning America.

Speaking with Robin Roberts, Cameron‘s parents opened up about spending time with him just hours before his passing.

“The night he passed away, we were out to dinner with him just hours before,” Victor shared. “It was a completely normal, beautiful family night out to dinner.”

He added, “There was no indication that anything was wrong. I mean there was no way to know in hours my son would be dead. Like, it was just staggeringly crazy and horrible. And we were texting that night.”

Libby and Victor also shared that his epilepsy, which was determined to be the cause of his death, didn’t define him.

“It didn’t define him,” Victor shared. “He wasn’t scared. He never complained about anything.”

Libby added, “He loved life. This is, for me, the hardest thing. He was in a place where he was truly happy. I mean, Cameron was always happy. Never a negative thing came out of his mouth.”

You can see more of their interview on Good Morning America on Thursday, August 15th.

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Descendants 3 paid tribute to its late star Cameron Boyce during the film’s ending credits.

In the final moments of the Disney Channel film, a two-minute video showed clips of Cameron throughout the years – from his days on Jessie to all three Descendants movies.

Cameron could be seen with co-star Debby Ryan, laughing with Michelle Obama and hugging director Kenny Ortega.

“Everything you are. Every smile, every laugh, every dance, every hug, every moment, everyone you touched. You mean everything to us,” the screen read during the tribute.

Earlier in the day, Dove Cameron also shared a touching tribute from the cast.

Watch the entire video tribute to Cameron Boyce below…