Donny Davis, a comedian who performed with Britney Spears at her Las Vegas Residency, has died. He was 43.

Deadline quoted CBS affiliate KLAS's report, saying that Davis was found unresponsive inside his hotel room at Resorts World hotel and casino on Wednesday. Currently, the authorities offer no cause of death. An autopsy of his body is underway.

Still, a news outlet noted that the performer was still able to party at one of the hotel casinos before his body was discovered.

Jeff Beacher called the late comedian as someone "talented enough" that he let him produce "Beacher's Madhouse" for two decades. He reportedly discovered him online and saw his performances in the past years.

"Donny broke barriers in the little people community and was an inspiration to his peers. He will be missed terribly but his legacy and the impact he had on those who loved him will live on forever," Beacher went on.

Meanwhile, Demi Lovato also shared a short, heartfelt message to the late performer, sharing a photo of her and Davis on her Instagram Story. A fan noted that the "Heart Attack" hitmaker cropped and covered her former manager, Phil McIntyre, and former friend Nick Jonas, in the photo.

Davis friend, Steven Briggs, also wrote, "Rip @donnydavis1 can't believe you are gone brother. we were just hanging out the other day. Everyone that met you loved you and I'm so thankful to have had you in my life and to call you a friend."

It remains unknown when Donny Davis' cause of death would be available. No details about his funeral was released yet.

Donny Davis' Career

Before Davis' death, he famously worked with Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, and Mariah Carey that his appearances helped him gain more projects.

Aside from being a comedian, he famously worked as an impersonator and actor, too. In 2013, he landed a security guard role in "Pain & Gain" - a flick that starred Dwayne Johnson, Anthony Mackie, and Mark Wahlberg.

He also appeared in Tommy Chong and Booboo Stewart in 2017, "It's Gawd!"

Davis was also seen hanging out with other A-listers, including Paris Hilton, Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner, Niall Horan, and Ryan Phillippe, among others. He often shared photos of him with celebrities, showing how friendly he was throughout his career.