Tommy Lee Jones’ daughter, Victoria, found dead aged 34: police source comments over foul play talk
Also an actress, the young woman had made a career alongside her father, with whom she debuted in Men in Black II.
Hollywood has begun the year with devastating news. Victoria Jones, an actress and the daughter of the legendary actor Tommy Lee Jones, has been found dead at the age of 34 in a room at the Fairmont hotel in San Francisco. According to initial reports, hotel staff discovered her and alerted emergency services, but by the time firefighters arrived it was already too late. The cause of death remains unknown and, for now, no possibility has been ruled out.
Actress like her father
Born in 1991, Victoria was the younger of the two children Tommy Lee Jones had with his second wife, Kimberlea Cloughley. Although she never achieved the same level of fame as her father, Victoria followed in his footsteps by pursuing a career in film, making her acting debut alongside him and Will Smith in Men in Black II (2002). She also appeared in the TV series One Tree Hill (2003) and in The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005), which was directed by Jones himself. Her brief career was marked by a deep devotion to her father.
Tommy Lee Jones, now 79 and known for his famously private nature, has not yet made a public statement, though the loss of his daughter is widely understood to be a devastating blow. Several of his colleagues in Hollywood have begun sharing their condolences on social media, remembering Victoria for her talent and discretion. May she rest in peace.
While authorities have not yet confirmed an official cause of death, a police source with direct knowledge of the investigation told NBC Bay Area that foul play is not suspected.
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