The 48-year-old comedian almost died three years ago when a Walmart truck smashed into the limousine he was travelling in and he says the horror crash, which killed his close friend James 'Jimmy' McNair, has given him a new outlook on life, reported People magazine.
"It doesn't cost nothing to be nice. I know my purpose in this world is to spread love. I love you and you can't do nothing about it," Morgan says.
The star has three sons Gitrid, Malcolm, and Tracy, Jr from his first marriage and two-year-old daughter Maven with wife Megan Woolover.
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