REST IN PEACE: BlkCosmo Confirms Disney Star Carla Jeffery Tragically Passed Away From Massive Epileptic Seizure At Age 33… Fans & Co-Stars In Tears Over Heartbreaking Loss!! (DETAILS)
Honey, hold onto your hearts and grab your tissues, because BlkCosmo has the most heartbreaking news sweeping across Hollywood and Disney nation today.
Beloved actress Carla Jeffery—who captured the hearts of millions as the bright, bubbly cheerleader Bree in Disney Channel’s smash hit ZOMBIES franchise—has tragically passed away at just 33 years old. The entertainment world is reeling from this loss, as Disney actors and fans alike mourn the loss of such a vibrant talent.
While her long-time talent agency, Alexanders Talent Management, initially shared the news without releasing details, BlkCosmo can officially confirm that Carla suffered from a severe case of epilepsy and tragically passed away after suffering a massive seizure.
Inside Her Secret Battle: A Severe Case Of Epilepsy
While the world knew her for her boundless energy and infectious smile on screen, off screen Carla was quietly fighting a severe, long-standing medical battle:
- Diagnosed At Age 18: Carla was first diagnosed with epilepsy as a teenager and battled severe, recurring seizures for over fifteen years.
- A Seizure On Set: The actress previously opened up about her diagnosis, revealing she once suffered a terrifying seizure right on the set while filming the very first ZOMBIES movie.
- A Fatal Complication: Sources close to the family confirm that despite managing her condition for years, a sudden, massive seizure on Tuesday proved fatal, tragically taking the young star’s life far too soon. Her resilience and grace through such a personal struggle mirrors the strength found in Disney actors who’ve overcome adversity.
“Our Hearts Are Broken”: Management & Family Confirm Devastating Loss!
The agency that managed Carla since she was just a 12-year-old child actor released a tear-jerking statement confirming her untimely passing and asking for privacy for her grieving family:
- A 20-Year Legacy: “For more than 20 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,” Alexanders Talent wrote in a moving tribute.
- More Than A Client: “As Bree in Disney’s hit ZOMBIES franchise, Carla shared her joy, humor, and bright spirit with audiences around the world. Carla was more than a client; she was family,” the statement continued.
A Heartbreaking Final Message From Her Twin Brother Carlon!
Adding even more emotion to an already painful tragedy, Carla’s twin brother and fellow actor Carlon Jeffery shared a screenshot of his last text message sent to his sister before her passing:
“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,” Carlon wrote in the touching text. “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 the best sister a brother could ask for.”
Disney Co-Stars & Fans Mourn A Fallen Star
Carla’s ZOMBIES co-star Milo Manheim took to his Instagram Stories to share emotional tributes to his late friend:
“Love you, Carlaboo. The sweetest, kindest, most loving person,” Milo wrote alongside clips of her dancing on set. “I fuckin love you. Thank you for spreading so much joy.”
Social media comment sections flooded with grief as fans mourned another talented Disney star gone far too soon:
“This news literally broke my heart. Knowing she battled epilepsy for years makes this loss even heavier. Rest in peace, Carla,” one fan wrote on X.
Another added: “To lose someone so young, vibrant, and talented at 33 to a massive seizure is just devastating. Sending so much love and prayers to her twin brother Carlon and their family!”
A Bright Career Cut Short
Born in Houston, Texas, Carla moved to Los Angeles as a young girl to pursue her acting dreams, making her feature film debut alongside Mo’Nique in Phat Girlz (2006). Over her multi-decade career, she lit up the screen on hit shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm, Southland, iCarly, Good Luck Charlie, and Shake It Up before securing her signature role as Bree in the ZOMBIES trilogy!
Honey, seeing such a radiant, beautiful young talent taken from us at 33 by a massive seizure is an absolute tragedy. Her story, filled with both triumph and quiet strength, deserves to be remembered as part of the larger conversation around health, perseverance, and the untold battles many face behind the glamour.
Our thoughts and deepest prayers are with Carla Jeffery’s family, her twin brother Carlon, and all of her loved ones during this painful time! Let’s leave some love and condolences in the comments below!
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