Carla Jeffery passed away on September 2, 2026, at the age of 33. Amid news of her death, her brother, Carlon, shared a screenshot of the last message he had sent to the '
Zombies' actress, offering a glimpse into their close bond.
In the message, Carlon checked in on his sister and expressed his love, writing that he was calling to see how her day had gone and signing off with, "I love you to the moon & back sis."
Carlon Jeffery's final text to his sister revealed
Carlon's message to Carla read, "Hey sis, call me back when you get this... I was just calling to see how your day went! I love you to the moon & back sis. I just want you to know how proud I am of you. Your resilience, your grace, your infectious smile that lights up a room."
"You are truly a light that shines bright. Don't let anyone... dim that light... even yourself. The light you carry is special and must be protected at all times. You are the best sister a brother could ask for. I pray we continue to grow closer to one another along this journey. I got your back in this life and the next," he added.
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The Disney star's agency, Alexanders Talent, also released a statement remembering the actress and honouring her career and legacy. A part of the statement reads, "For more than twenty years, we had the privilege of watching her grow into a beautiful, vibrant, and incredibly talented woman whose radiant smile could light up any room. As Bree in Disney's hit
ZOMBIESfranchise, Carla shared her joy, humor, and bright spirit with audiences around the world. Carla was more than a client; she was family."
Her cause of death has not been revealed yet.
Who was Carla Jeffery?
Carla was widely known for playing Bree, Addison's cheerleader best friend, in Disney Channel's 2018 film '
Zombies' and several spin-offs. She also reprised Bree through voice work in 'Zombies: The Re-Animated Series.'
The actress also appeared in projects like '
Phat Girlz,' 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' 'iCarly,' 'Shake It Up!', 'Good Luck Charlie,' 'Suburgatory,' 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,' 'American Vandal,' and 'Scream Queens.'ALSO READ | Alphonso Smith Jr cause of death: What happened to former NFL star at age 40? Last Facebook post goes viral
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