The entertainment world mourns the loss of Carla Jeffery, a bright talent celebrated for her role as Bree in the popular Disney 'Zombies' series. Her untimely passing on September 1, 2026, at just 33 years old, has left many deeply saddened.

Alexanders Talent Management conveyed the heartbreaking news via Instagram, emphasizing Jeffery's profound impact on those who knew and worked with her. Having joined the agency at the tender age of 12, Carla developed into a captivating and gifted individual, whose joyful demeanor and infectious smile brightened every setting. Through her memorable character, Bree, in the highly successful 'Zombies' films, she brought happiness and vivacity to audiences worldwide.

Born in Houston on July 10, 1993, Carla Jeffery embarked on her acting journey as a child, building a diverse portfolio that included appearances in 'Phat Girlz,' 'iCarly,' 'Southland,' 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' and 'Shake It Up.' Her most iconic role, however, remained her portrayal of Bree, the cheerful cheerleader and devoted friend to Addison (played by Meg Donnelly), across four installments of the 'Zombies' franchise, culminating in voice work for 'Zombies: The Re-Animated Series' in 2024. Her extensive credits also featured roles in 'Scream Queens,' 'American Vandal,' and 'Spider-Man.' Milo Manheim, her 'Zombies' co-star, expressed his grief and admiration on Instagram, remembering her as 'the sweetest, kindest, most loving person.' The specifics surrounding Jeffery's passing have not yet been disclosed.

Carla Jeffery's legacy is one of joy, talent, and an unwavering spirit that touched many. Her vibrant presence and memorable performances will continue to inspire and resonate with fans and colleagues alike, serving as a testament to a life lived passionately in the pursuit of art and storytelling.