Disney star Carla Jeffery has died at age 33. Jeffery’s management company, Alexanders Talent, shared the news of her death on social media, saying they are heartbroken by the loss.

“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the agency stated. “We will remember her infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.”

The agency didn’t reveal the cause of the star’s death, but shared condolences with her loved ones and asked for their privacy to be respected during this difficult time.

“Rest beautifully, Carla,” the actress’s representatives wrote. “You will be deeply missed and forever loved.”

What were some of Carla Jeffery’s notable roles?

Jeffery, the twin sister of fellow Disney Channel star Carlton Jeffery of A.N.T. Farm, is widely recognized for her roles as a cheerleader named Bree in Zombies 2 and Zombies 3. She also voiced Bree in Zombies: The Re-Animated Series, per Variety. Before she starred in Zombies, Jeffery made appearances in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Uncle Buck and American Vandal. She also played Keysha Black in Curb Your Enthusiasm and Janila on Southland.

How did Carla Jeffery get her start in acting?

Jeffery’s acting career started at age 12 when she was featured in the 2006 comedy Phat Girlz, alongside Mo’Nique. The Houston native then appeared in many more Disney Channel shows, including Best Friends Whenever, Shake It Up and Good Luck Charlie.

Some of Jeffery’s colleagues expressed their condolences on social media after learning about her death.

“I’m in shock. What a beautiful soul. I’m so heartbroken. Rest in peace beautiful,” Descendants star Jadah Marie wrote, per USA Today.

Zombies star Chandler Kinney also paid tribute.

“The brightest shining light in any room she walked into. the kindest person you’d ever meet. the most beautiful soul. this doesn’t feel real….. 💔,” Kinney wrote.