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Houston Native and Disney ‘Zombies’ Actress Carla Jeffery Dies at 33

The Houston native was remembered by her talent agency as a longtime client and family member, while her cause of death was not disclosed.

  • On September 1, 2026, actress Carla Jeffery died at age 33, Alexanders Talent Management announced via Instagram. The agency, which represented Jeffery for more than 20 years, called her "more than a client; she was family."
  • Jeffery gained prominence playing Bree, an aspiring cheerleader, in the Disney Channel "Zombies" film franchise. She also held a recurring role as Keysha Black in "Curb Your Enthusiasm" from seasons 6 through 7.
  • Having joined Alexanders Talent Management at age 12, Jeffery booked roles in shows including "Bones," "Scream Queens," and "American Vandal." Her agency noted she remained a loyal client throughout her career.
  • Co-Stars including Milo Manheim and Chandler Kinney honored the late actress following the announcement. Manheim called her the "sweetest person," while Kinney and Trevor Tordjman added, "I'll never forget your energy and spirit Carla."
  • Jeffery is survived by her twin brother, actor Carlon Jeffery, who appeared in shows including "Bones" and "A.N.T. Farm." In a final interview on "The Tokens" podcast, the Houston, Texas native expressed her desire to "go even harder and represent for my people.
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Carla Jeffery, the actress known for her appearance in Disney productions, died at the age of 33. The artist's disappearance caused numerous reactions among those who have followed her since childhood.

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