Carla Jeffery, the actress recognized for her role in Disney's "Zombies" film series, has died at the age of 33, according to Clarin.com.
The Argentine outlet reported the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026, without specifying a cause of death. Multiple other outlets, including Infobae, EL PAÍS, and the BBC, also covered her passing, with the BBC describing her as a "beautiful and vibrant" Disney star.
Jeffery was part of the cast of "Zombies," a Disney Channel musical franchise that premiered in 2018. The films centered on a high school where zombies and humans learn to coexist. Her role in the series made her a recognizable figure to young audiences, particularly within the Disney Channel lineup.
The reports from Clarin.com and other news organizations did not provide additional details about her career beyond her connection to the "Zombies" saga or the circumstances surrounding her death. No statements from her family or representatives were included in the available reporting.
Her death at 33 has prompted coverage across Spanish-language and international outlets, underscoring her reach as a performer in family entertainment. The BBC's tribute to her as "beautiful and vibrant" suggests she was remembered warmly by those who worked with her or followed her career.
As of now, no official confirmation or further biographical information has been released beyond the initial reports. Fans and colleagues are likely to await more details in the coming days.
For now, the focus remains on the loss of a young actress whose work in the "Zombies" franchise left a mark on Disney Channel viewers. Further updates may follow as more information becomes available.
