
Jessica Alba honor the late hairdresser Jesus Guerrero.
Alba replaced an Instagram story on Sunday, February 23, Guerrero and Daniel Martin Putting for a selfie. “We love you @jesushair,” Martin wrote next to a white heart and emojis.
The news was broken on Saturday, February 22, when Guerrero died at the age of 34 when the sister Gray Set up and share a WOFUNME page. His Cause of death was not shared through the page. With a $ 80,000 goal, the Goofundme page reached more than $ 77,000 at the time of publication.
“My name is Gray, Jesus’ little sister,” he wrote in the description. “It is with a heavy heart that we let the world know that Jesus Guerrero has gone to heaven. He is a son, a brother, an uncle, an artist, a friend and more. “”

“Born and raised in Houston, TX for immigrant parents, Jesus learned to work hard and dreamed of bringing his abilities to the top. Unfortunately, his passage came Very suddenly and unexpectedly“He continued. “His family is currently taking care of his personal objects and accommodation to bring him home to Houston. We hope you find it in your heart to help you in any way and/or share this waffle. “”
During his career, Guerrero’s Hollywood customers included Kylie Jenner, Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez And more. Following the news of his death, his famous hair stylist Jen atk He brought to his Instagram story to cry the loss of warrior and shared a link on the Goofundme page.
“Our heart will never be the same. A light and talent so loving that we lost too soon, “said Atkin on Saturday. “Jesus gave everything he did and left an impact on everything he knew him. He appeared ten years ago from Texas with all this foolish talent and warmth and an unforgettable smile. It was the first to hug -The, play with your hair and ask -how are you. “
She continued: “Once you met him everything you could do was rooted for him and wait for the best for him. Really. The whole glam love loved him. As I try to make sense of that, everything that I can think is to help their mothers in the heart that were hung right now.

Chris Appleton On Sunday he shared a similar feeling through his Instagram history while paying tribute to Guerrero. “He felt bewildered to hear the passage of @jesushair. His talent was undeniable and his creativity was always ahead of his time, “wrote Appleton.” He had a hair way to make a way of art and his passion inspired so many. The industry has lost a real visionary, but its legacy will continue through its work and the people who played. Rest in peace, Jesus. “”