On the heels of Jesus Guerrero dying unexpectedly at 34 years old, the celebrity hairstylist is receiving an outpouring of love from those who knew him, including his former star clients.

“Our glam fam means the world to us. We work together, vacation and celebrate our lives together! Our great respect for the art of hair and make up has (led) us to meeting some of the kindest souls and made some of our bestest friends,” Kim Kardashian wrote in an Instagram story on Monday.

“So when one of our glam family members passes away all of our souls are crushed. My heart breaks for Kylie and everyone who loved Jesus the way we all did,” her message continued. “I’m praying for his family, his loved ones and the whole beauty community who feels this deep loss of one of the most talented and kindest to ever do it! Rest in peace @jesushair.”

Guerrero’s clients ranged from Kylie Jenner to Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, Demi Moore, Blackpink’s Lisa and Rosalía. One of his most recent projects involved styling Lopez’s hair while she was in Abu Dhabi to perform for Saadiyat Nights last week. The multi-hyphenate tagged Guerrero in a post she shared from her “business trip” last Wednesday.

Jesus Guerrero recently worked with Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez

According to his agency the Wall Group and a GoFundMe started by his family, Guerrero recently died, with no date or cause of death given.

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“He is a son, a brother, an uncle, an artist, a friend, and so much more. Born and raised in Houston, TX to immigrant parents, Jesus learned how to work hard and dreamt of taking his skills to the top,” reads his family’s GoFundMe that is fundraising for expenses related to his death. “Unfortunately, his passing came very suddenly and unexpectedly.”

“Jesus was a beloved artist, friend, and a special soul whose kindness and craft profoundly touched the lives of many,” the Wall Group’s Instagram Story, shared Sunday, read. “We are heartbroken and devastated by this tragic loss. His time with us was cut too short, but his lasting impact on the industry is immense and he will be deeply missed by all who knew him.”

One of his most consistent clients was Jenner, who often posted snaps with the Houston-born artist. The two were recently in Georgia together for a promotional event for her canned vodka soda business venture, and last month they were in Paris for Haute Couture Week.

His other recent works include hairstyling for Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s Interview Magazine cover story, Demi Moore’s appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and Kali Uchis’ Old Hollywood look at the 2025 Grammy Awards earlier this month.

Last year, highlights from his portfolio included a long, loose waves look for Lisa at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, an understated straight ‘do to complement JLo’s show-stopping look at the Toronto International Film Festival and Katy Perry’s wet mermaid look at the MTV VMAs.

Jennifer Lopez ‘in shock’ after Jesus Guerrero’s death

Lopez mourned Guerrero’s death in an emotional Instagram post Tuesday, remembering the hairstylist as a “sweet angel.”

“It’s no surprise your mother gave you the name Jesus. You were gentle and kind and loving, quiet and unassuming, but so powerful, and your presence was felt the minute you walked into any room,” Lopez wrote alongside a black-and-white photo of Guerrero.

“You never demanded the spotlight. You never needed to make a sound to be recognized, your heart and your talent did that as effortlessly as your artistry did. I’ve been having trouble putting the words together the last few days. The truth is I’m still in shock that such a beautiful young life has come to an end. It seems senseless and unfair. I know your family is brokenhearted as am I and everyone else who knew you.”

She concluded: “Your spirit moved on to the next phase beyond this life but I know wherever you are there is beauty and light. And the beauty and light you left here will live on forever.”

Camila Cabello, Chrissy Teigen pay tribute to Jesus Guerrero

On Sunday, Camila Cabello paid tribute to Guerrero as “a true artist.”

“Shocking day for everyone that knew you,” she wrote alongside a photo of him in front of the Mona Lisa at the Louvre. “You were a true artist, but most of all, a gentle and sweet energy gone too soon and we will all miss you.”

Chrissy Teigen also praised the late talent in her own Instagram story, shared Monday.

“Oh @jesushair you were so beyond loved and will be missed so much by so so so many people. I can’t believe you are gone,” she wrote. “To his family, you raised such an incredible, talented, humble, kind man. We are sending you all the love possible for your unimaginable loss.”

Ash K Holm, a longtime friend who also honed her skills in Houston as well as a makeup artist who works with the Kardashians, mourned the loss of “a best friend” and “legend” on Monday. She also shared a sweet memory that showcased Guerrero’s character.

“When Hamed and I moved to LA, we shipped a pod with all our belongings. I was still in Houston wrapping up bridal work, so I wasn’t there to unpack. Without me asking, Jesus and his boyfriend at the time, Angel, just showed up. They unloaded everything, set up our space, and by the time I got home, our house was completely decorated,” she wrote. “Jesus didn’t even let Hamed have a say — he and Angel spent hours making our house feel like a home.

“That was Jesus. He didn’t just show up—he showed up in every way that mattered.”

(This story was updated to add new information.)

Contributing: Edward Segarra, USA TODAY