*The autopsy report from the Alabama medical examiner confirmed KeKe Jabbar’s cause of death was carbon monoxide poisoning.
As we reported earlier, the “Love & Marriage: Huntsville” star passed away in July at age 42. JoAnn Jenkins, a YouTuber and close friend of the Jabbar family, previously confirmed that she died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
As IceCream Convos reports, Jenkins said in a livestream, “Keke did not overdose, Keke did not take her own life. Keke loved life. Keke was not ready to leave life. She wasn’t ready to leave her children, her husband or her family.”
Jenkins added, “Last night, she turned her car off and she fell asleep,” Jenkins explained. “Her car was not functioning [and there] was something already wrong with her car.”
According to Jenkins’s comments, it seems likely that Jabbar returned home, parked her car, and inadvertently fell asleep with the engine running and the garage door closed. The malfunction in her vehicle appears to have tragically resulted in her death.
“So, seven-something this morning, her husband goes to the garage. He sees Keke, what he thinks is asleep in the car. He tries to get her attention. He opens [the car] up. She isn’t breathing. Her husband, her life partner, her best friend tried to bring his wife back, the mother of his children, and he couldn’t,” said Jenkins.
“Keke passed from carbon monoxide poisoning. That’s it. That is all,” she shared.
According to TMZ, citing the autopsy report, “the reality star had 64% carboxyhemoglobin in her blood,” the outlet writes, adding, “Carboxyhemoglobin is what forms in red blood cells when carbon monoxide binds to hemoglobin … which sticks 200 times more tightly than oxygen.”
Jabbar also had oxycodone and oxymorphone in her system, but the primary cause of her death was poisoning.
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