Carla Jeffery, an actress celebrated for her roles in the hit TV show "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and Disney's "Zombies" film series, has died at the young age of 33. Her passing was confirmed by Alexanders Talent Management on September 2, 2026, via Instagram, though no cause of death was disclosed. The agency expressed deep sorrow, highlighting her infectious smile, laughter, and talent cultivated over a career spanning more than two decades.

Born in Houston in 1993, Jeffery began acting at a young age, starting with a role in the 2006 comedy "Phat Girls." Over the years, she amassed more than 30 screen credits, including appearances in TV series such as "Southland," "American Vandal," and voice work in the animated "Spider-Man" series. Her noteworthy recurring role as Keysha Black featured in Seasons 6 and 7 of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" between 2007 and 2009, showcasing her early prominence in television.

Jeffery’s connection to Disney’s "Zombies" franchise profoundly marked her career. She played Bree in the original 2018 family adventure-horror movie and continued the role in two sequels, "Zombies 2" (2020) and "Zombies 3" (2022). Additionally, she voiced Bree in the animated "Zombies: The Reanimated Series," which aired on Disney Channel and Disney+ for two seasons in 2024 and 2026. Beyond acting, she contributed musically to the films, singing on several tracks across the first two movies.

Her talent and versatility extended to a variety of guest roles on popular shows such as "Men of a Certain Age," "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," and "Scream Queens." She also took part in films like Keegan-Michael Key’s 2014 comedy-drama "Teacher of the Year." Jeffery’s legacy will be remembered fondly by fans, colleagues, and the entertainment industry for her vibrant presence both on screen and through her music.