Stuntwoman with Credits in “Doctor Who”, “The Batman” and More Dead After Suffering from Mental Health Issues 'For Years'
Stuntwoman with Credits in “Doctor Who”, “The Batman” and More Dead After Suffering from Mental Health Issues 'For Years'
Virginia ChamleeFri, May 15, 2026 at 7:04 PM UTC
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Jasmine Jackson Lloyd
Credit: Jasmine Jackson Lloyd/Instagram
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Stuntwoman Jasmine Jackson-Lloyd has died
Jackson-Lloyd appeared in dozens of projects and was Michelle Rodriguez's stunt double in the 2023 film, Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves
An Instagram post announcing Lloyd's death noted that she suffered from mental health and addiction issues "for years"
A Hollywood stuntwoman with blockbuster credits to her name has died.
Jasmine Jackson-Lloyd died on April 10, according to a post shared on Instagram.
Per her IMDb page, Jackson-Lloyd was a longtime horse rider and horse stunt specialist, and she appeared in projects such as Doctor Who, Gentleman Jack, and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, in which she played Michelle Rodriguez's stunt double, per The Express.
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Jasmine Jackson Lloyd
Credit: Jasmine Jackson Lloyd/Instagram
The Instagram post announcing Jackson-Lloyd's death noted that she suffered from mental health and addiction issues "for years."
"So sorry to have to let everyone know, tragically Jasmine passed away on the 10th of April," the post read. "It is such a shock and difficult time for her family and everyone who was involved in her life. Jasmine suffered from mental health issues and battled addiction for years until it finally got the better of her."
The post continued: "She always tried her best no matter the circumstances and brought joy wherever she went. Jasmine will forever be missed but never forgotten."
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The post added that attendees of Jackson-Lloyd's forthcoming funeral are encouraged to wear "sparkles, sequins, feathers, lace, fur and bright colors."
Condolences were offered in the comments section of the post, with one person writing, "I was very impressed with her as a performer and person."
Added another: "I knew her growing up, and thought she was just the coolest girl I'd ever met! I have fond memories of antics at youth club and visiting her house. Rest in peace Jasmine, I hope your suffering has ended and you have found quiet in the storm."
Per her IMDb page, Jackson-Lloyd was a trick rider, brown belt kickboxer, climbing instructor, scuba divemaster, aerialist and fire performer.
If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health challenges, emotional distress, substance use problems, or just needs to talk, call or text 988, or chat at 988lifeline.org 24/7.
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