KeKe Jabbar, who starred on the reality series “Love & Marriage: Huntsville,” has died at age 42.
She passed away “peacefully at home surrounded in love,” according to a family statement that was shared Tuesday by blogger Marcella Speaks.
“She was a mom, a sister and a great friend, full of life, love and laughter. She will surely be missed. At this time, we are asking for respect and privacy in our moment of grief while we process this great loss,” read the statement, obtained by WAFF Hunstville.
The family did not disclose a cause of death.
Jabbar’s cousin and reality TV co-star LaTisha Scott echoed the request for privacy in a social media post on Tuesday. “This is hard for our family!!!!!” Scott wrote.
During her time on “Love & Marriage,” Jabbar shared that she had a history of opioid addiction and was working to remain clean. She was also known on the show for frequently getting into fights with her cousin, LaTisha.
Aside from reality TV, Jabbar was an author and professor. As news of her death broke on Tuesday, her friends and fans flooded the comments section of her last Instagram post.
“KeeKee and family. I loved you lady. I am so sorry!!! Prayers,” wrote one user.
“Wow! Terrible and tragic news! She can finally be at peace,” another stated.
