In heartbreaking news, former Bride and Prejudice star James Ciseau has tragically passed away after a car accident in Queensland.
The incident occurred at an intersection of Roys Rd and Dianella Rd on Monday at around 4pm.
A representative from the Queensland Police Service told The Courier Mail that the cause of the crash is still under investigation.
James Ciseau has sadly passed away.
(Credit: Instagram)James, 36, appeared on Bride and Prejudice in 2019 alongside his wife, Tori.
The pool builder is survived by two daughters, Olivia-Rose, five, and Bella-Pearl, two.
Tori took to Instagram to pen a tribute for James, writing: “One day I will wake up from this nightmare… One day we will all be together again. Until then your two beautiful baby girls will grow up in your legacy.
“Everything we had planned with the girls I promise I will for fill.
“I would give anything to turn back time and be in this photos exact moment 💔
“I know you will be watching over us 3 girls as I have already felt your presence over us.
Tori penned a tribute to James on Instagram.
(Credit: Instagram)She continued: “Just like we promised always and forever, I now promise our babies will always and forever keep you alive in all of us. Our babies are all that your/our family have left of you now and I’ll help them keep your memory forever living on through them💕
“James Lucas Sabien Ciseau , I loved you at the start, I love you now and I will love you until the end 💔.”
James’ siblings also spoke about their late brother, with his sister Lauren saying he was “loved by anyone he met”, according to news.com.au.
“He’d walk into a room and would make it brighter, like a ray of sunshine,” she said.
James and Tori appeared on Bride and Prejudice in 2019.
(Credit: Seven)“His favourite word to describe himself was jovial.”
His other sister Jacinta spoke about his relationship with his daughters, and the ease at which he made friends with strangers.
“He was the most amazing father to those girls, they would look up to him so much,” she said, adding that he had “time for anyone”.
“He touched so many lives.”
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