Carla Jeffery Dies at 33: What We Know About the Disney ‘Zombies’ Star

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 Carla Jeffery, the actress best known for playing Bree in Disney Channel’s Zombies franchise, has died at the age of 33.

Her longtime management company, Alexanders Talent Management, confirmed her death in a statement shared on September 2. The statement said Jeffery passed away on September 1, 2026. 

What happened to Carla Jeffery?

At this time, no official cause of death has been announced. Her management team and family have asked for privacy while loved ones mourn her loss. Reputable reports, including ABC News and the Los Angeles Times, have not reported a cause of death.

Because details remain limited, readers should be cautious about social-media posts or unverified claims about what happened.

Carla Jeffery’s career

Jeffery began acting as a child and appeared in projects including Phat Girlz, iCarly, Good Luck Charlie, Shake It Up and Curb Your Enthusiasm. 

Los Angeles Times +1

She became especially well known among Disney audiences for portraying Bree, the cheerful cheerleader in the Zombies franchise. She appeared in Zombies, Zombies 2 and Zombies 3, and later returned to voice the character in the animated series. 

Variety Australia

Tributes from fans and colleagues

News of Jeffery’s death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from fans and people who worked with her.

Her management company remembered her as a vibrant and talented performer and asked the public to respect the privacy of her family and loved ones. 

Variety Australia

What we know right now

Age: 33

Date of death: September 1, 2026

Known for: Bree in Disney’s Zombies franchise

Cause of death: Not publicly disclosed

Confirmation: Her longtime management company

Family request: Privacy and respect during the grieving process 

As more verified information becomes available, this story may be updated. For now, the most important point is that the cause of Carla Jeffery’s death has not been officially announced.


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