The family of Victoria Jones has spoken publicly for the first time following her sudden death at age 34, asking for privacy as they grieve an unimaginable loss. Victoria, the youngest daughter of Tommy Lee Jones, was found unresponsive in a San Francisco hotel on New Year’s Day and was later pronounced dead. Emergency services responded to a medical call at the Fairmont San Francisco shortly before 3 a.m., where paramedics declared her deceased and the medical examiner began an investigation. Authorities, including the San Francisco Police Department, have stated that there is no suspicion of foul play at this time, and the official cause of death has not yet been confirmed. In a brief statement, the family expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and asked the public to respect their privacy during this painful period.

Victoria had spent part of her early life in the public eye, following her father into acting as a child and appearing in television and film projects such as One Tree Hill and Men in Black II, where she notably acted alongside him. Though she later stepped away from acting, those close to her remembered her talent, intelligence, and warmth. Her father once praised her linguistic ability and dedication to craft, noting her fluency in Spanish and natural screen presence. In the wake of her death, tributes have focused less on her celebrity ties and more on the quiet life she chose beyond Hollywood. As investigations continue, the family’s message remains clear: behind the headlines is a profound personal loss, and a daughter remembered not for fame, but for who she was to those who loved her most.