KeKe Jabbar, a star of 'Love & Marriage: Huntsville,' died at age 42 from carbon monoxide poisoning, as revealed in an autopsy report obtained by TMZ. The report indicated her blood contained 64% carboxyhemoglobin, significantly exceeding normal levels which are under 2% for non-smokers and under 5% for smokers. While carbon monoxide poisoning was identified as the primary cause of death, a toxicology report also found oxycodone and oxymorphone present in her system. Jabbar's death was announced on July 2 during a YouTube livestream by blogger Marcella Speaks, who shared that she passed away peacefully at home. She is survived by her husband, three children, and her parents, with her family requesting privacy during this difficult time. In addition to her reality TV role, KeKe was recognized as a writer, editor, and professor.