Tragedy: Model Jeff Thomas Passes Away At 35

According to law enforcement sources, Jeff Thomas's remains were found at a Miami apartment complex on Wednesday of last week.

Although indications suggest that he may have jumped from a balcony, authorities are still carrying out an investigation.

Authorities are currently considering Jeff Thomas's death as a probable suicide.

While the autopsy has been performed, officials have not yet made an official ruling on the cause of death.

Jeff Thomas was a Miami resident and had a significant social media presence, with over 120K followers on Instagram.

Born and raised in Miami, Jeff Thomas was signed with London-based agency AMCK Models as an actor and model.

He was known to associate with celebrities such as Megan Fox and Nicole Scherzinger.

Jeff Thomas had a diverse portfolio, including commercial and editorial shoots, and runway shows.

Notably, Jeff Thomas appeared to have a particular focus on underwear fashion.

In the wake of Jeff Thomas's passing, fans and friends took to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to him.

Many people noted that his most recent Instagram post was just six days old.

"I met you many years ago in NY," Vice president of Men's Design, Kris Haigh, wrote, "You never failed to bring an upbeat energy every time I saw you."

"I will use this as a reminder to ask people how they are more even when they seem happy on the outside," Kris Haigh continued, "RIP Jeff."

"Absolutely heartbroken," Content creator Jeanine Amapola wrote, "Miss you already."

"My sweet Jeff. We were just making plans, you were just making jokes, we were just daydreaming about Europe together," one fan wrote.

Jeff Thomas's last Instagram post, a photo of him relaxing in a jacuzzi, garnered many comments from fans and friends.

In the caption, Jeff shared a message about the importance of wellness and mental health.

"A cold plunge a day, keeps the doctor away. #coldplunge #wellness #mentalhealth," Jeff wrote.

Jeff Thomas, 35, a talented model, actor, and art consultant, will always be remembered by many.