Carla Jeffery, the actress known for playing Bree in Disney Channel’s ZOMBIES franchise, has reportedly passed away, according to a statement shared by her talent agency. News of Jeffery’s reported death has brought an outpouring of sadness from fans and those who followed her work. She became widely recognized for her role as Bree, Addison’s best friend and a bubbly cheerleader at Seabrook High. Disney’s official materials list Jeffery among the principal cast of ZOMBIES, with the actress returning as Bree in the franchise’s subsequent installments. Remembering Carla Jeffery Jeffery’s work in the ZOMBIES franchise introduced her to a generation of Disney viewers. Her character, Bree, became a familiar presence throughout the series, appearing alongside stars including Meg Donnelly, Milo Manheim and Kylee Russell. Beyond ZOMBIES, Jeffery’s acting career included appearances in productions such as Southland, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Good Luck Charlie, Shake It Up!, Best Friends Whenever, American Vandal and iCarly. Disney’s biography also noted her early acting work and her background in competitive cheerleading. Fans Pay Tribute Following news of her reported passing, fans have been sharing messages of remembrance for the actress and reflecting on the role she played in their childhoods. The announcement from the Disney ZOMBIES fan account said her memory would live on through the many fans of the franchise and the people who loved her. Details concerning the circumstances and cause of Jeffery’s reported death have not been publicly provided in the announcement shared here. For ZOMBIES fans, Carla Jeffery’s work as Bree remains part of the franchise’s legacy and the memories created for viewers who grew up watching the Disney films and series. May Carla Jeffery rest in peace, and may her memory continue to live on through her work and the people who loved her. Post navigation Jessica Simons Death, South Africa Obituary – In Loving Memory Jordan High School Lockdown Today – Lockdown Initaited After Suspicious Activity Reported on Campus