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Hollywood is in mourning after the passing of Disney Channel actress Carla Jeffery was announced; she died at the age of 33.
But who was this actress? What did she die of? And which entertainment stars offered their condolences? We tell you here.
Who was Carla Jeffery?
Originally from Houston, Texas, Carla Jeffery was an actress who stood out mainly for her role as the cheerleader Bree in ZOMBIES, the Disney Channel franchise, as detailed by EFE.
What did Carla Jeffery die of?
The death of Carla Jeffery was announced by Carla Alexander, who was her representative, through her Instagram account.
At the moment, the cause of her death is unknown.
“It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our beloved Carla Jeffery, who died on September 1, 2026, at just 33 years old.
In her role as Bree in the hit Disney ZOMBIES franchise, Carla shared her joy, her sense of humor, and her radiant spirit with audiences around the world.
Carla was more than a client; she was part of the family.
Our hearts are with Carla’s family and loved ones during this devastating time. We respectfully ask for privacy as they process this unimaginable loss,” shared her representative, who worked with her for more than 20 years.
What movies and series did Carla Jeffery participate in?
In addition to appearing in the three films that make up the ZOMBIES franchise, Carla Jeffery participated in the films Girl on the Edge, Teacher of the Year, and Phat Girlz.
On the small screen, she was part of several series such as Shake It Up, Lie to Me, iCarly, Curb Your Enthusiasm, among others.
What did the 'ZOMBIES' cast say after the death of Carla Jeffery?
On social media, the actors of the ZOMBIES franchise expressed their sorrow over the loss of their friend and colleague.
Chandler Kinney described Carla Jeffery as “the sweetest, most radiant girl.” Meanwhile, Milo Manheim uploaded a series of stories to his Instagram where he honored his colleague and wrote in one: “I love you, Carlaboo, the sweetest, kindest, and most caring person.”
For his part, Trevor Tordjman shared photos of the cast on his stories and wrote in one of them: “Carla, we will miss you.”
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