Former “The Only Way Is Essex” star and fashion entrepreneur Jake Hall has died in Spain at the age of 35 following what authorities described as an apparent accidental incident.
Spanish officials confirmed that Hall died in Majorca after suffering head injuries at a villa on the island. Authorities said an investigation is ongoing while awaiting autopsy results.
Jake Hall Dies During Majorca Stay
The Spanish Civil Guard said the incident took place in Santa Margarita, Majorca, on Wednesday.
Britain’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office confirmed it is supporting the family of a British national who died in Spain and remains in contact with local authorities.
Hall had recently shared photos and updates from his time in Spain on social media, including posts featuring family moments and his latest artistic projects.
Jake Hall Rose to Fame on TOWIE
Hall became widely known after joining the cast of “The Only Way Is Essex” in 2015 as a friend of television personality Vas J Morgan.
He later became linked to several high-profile reality television figures, including former partner Chloe Lewis.
Following news of his death, tributes poured in from fellow celebrities, television personalities, and friends across social media platforms.
The TOWIE team described Hall as part of the show’s family and extended condolences to his relatives and close friends.
Singer Anthony Costa and celebrity DJ Fat Tony were among those who publicly paid tribute to Hall, remembering him as kind-hearted and supportive.
Jake Hall Built Fashion and Art Career
Beyond television, Hall built a successful fashion business after launching the Prévu clothing label in 2012 from his garage in east London.
The brand gained international attention and was worn by celebrities including Stormzy and Bella Hadid before later being acquired by major retail groups.
However, the company eventually entered administration, a period Hall later described as emotionally difficult.
He later launched another fashion brand inspired by life in Majorca before turning toward painting and sculpture as creative outlets.
Hall previously spoke publicly about struggling through dark periods after business setbacks, saying his daughter helped him rediscover creativity through art.
Football and Family Remained Central
Before his television career, Hall also played non-league football for clubs including Boston United, Bromley, Grays Athletic, and Billericay.
He is survived by his eight-year-old daughter, River.
Fans and celebrities have continued sharing tributes online as news of his death spread across the UK entertainment industry.
