The wife of Killers of the Flower Moon producer Bradley Thomas has died after falling from a building, with her death being reported as an apparent suicide.
Police officers responded to the Hotel Angeleno in Los Angeles on Monday night where Isabelle Thomas, 39, was found deceased in the pool area.
Isabelle and Bradley had been married since 2018 and the couple share two small children, twins Poppy and Grace.
The Los Angeles Medical Examiner's office confirmed she had taken her own life,
News of Isabelle's death was made public on Thursday, with TMZ reporting that she was "discovered dead at the scene when first responders arrived".
The Los Angeles County Coroner's office listed her death as suicide, citing that there were multiple traumatic injuries on her body consistent with a significant fall.
Isabelle and Bradley had been photographed together just last month, as the couple attended the 2024 BAFTA Tea Party in Beverly Hills on January 13.
The mother of two had graduated from Oxford University in the UK with a degree in neuroscience, but her passion for filmmaking and storytelling led her to move to Los Angeles, where she worked as a consultant and producer.
She went on to produce a documentary on the subject of kindness, as well as one on pickleball, according to Deadline, and was also a member of The UCLA Center of Storytellers and Scholars Advisory Board.
British-born Isabelle was the daughter of Sir Henry Lawrence, 7th Baronet of Lucknow, and his ex-wife Penelope, and was educated at the private King Edward's School and Prior Park College in Bath.
As well as being a mother to her twin daughters, Isabelle was also stepmother to Bradley's two older children, Lucy and Charlie, from a previous relationship.
The tragic news of her death comes after Killers of the Flower Moon's Oscars nomination was announced, with the movie - which stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, and is directed by Martin Scorsese - being up for Best Picture.
Bradley, 58, is also known for producer credits on There's Something About Mary and Shallow Hal, and he also worked with Larry David to make his 2013 film Clear History.
Deadline reports that the family requests that their privacy be respected at this time, with those wishing to pay tribute to Isabelle asked to consider a donation to the Mental Health Coalition in lieu of flowers.
Our thoughts remain with Isabelle's family, friends, and loved ones at this heartbreaking time.
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