Jim is spending time with Cathriona's family.
Jim Carrey seems to be in touch with Cathriona White's family after the his 30-year-old girlfriend was found dead of an apparent suicide on Monday.
A woman who appears to be Cathriona's sister, Lisa White, was seen pulling away from Carrey’s residence late Wednesday night in a black SUV, after spending about an hour and a half their with the 53-year-old actor.
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According to People, Lisa, along her mother and stepmother, traveled to Los Angeles on Wednesday in order to bring Cathriona’s body back to Ireland and be laid to rest by her father.
Cathriona, a talented photographer, often posted pictures of her sister and her kids, including shots from a recent trip to L.A. in August.
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Following the news of her death from a possible overdose, Cathriona’s family released a statement to the Irish Independent.
"The family of Cathriona White sincerely regret the untimely passing of their beloved daughter and sister," they said. "Cathriona was a shining light in our lives who was loved deeply by her entire family. We will miss her terribly and at this difficult time we ask to be left in private to mourn our loss."
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"She was a truly kind and delicate Irish flower, too sensitive for this soil, to whom loving and being loved was all that sparkled," Carrey told ET in a statement on Tuesday. "My heart goes out to her family and friends and to everyone who loved and cared about her."
Cathriona’s death remains under investigation, with an autopsy scheduled to take place either today or tomorrow. Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter tells ET that found on the scene were several notes, including one addressed to Carrey.
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If your or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).