A body found in a field in Texas Tuesday evening has been identified as missing 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos, who disappeared on Christmas Eve … and local law enforcement says she took her own life.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday the body was confirmed as Camila, and the medical examiner ruled her death a suicide … a gunshot wound to the head.

As we reported, Bexar County and FBI investigators found the corpse around 4:40 to 4:45 PM local time Tuesday amid a frantic weeklong search for Camila in the San Antonio area.

Camila was last seen leaving her home around 7 AM on Christmas Eve and local authorities released dashcam footage from the day of her disappearance that shows a person — who they previously said was her — walking along the side of the Wildhorse Parkway, about 2 blocks from her house.

Notably, Camila was 1 of 3 teens recently reported as missing in the area. A 14-year-old has since been found safe, while a 17-year-old is still MIA. Officials have not connected the cases.

Romy Reiner‘s had a traumatic couple weeks … and she’s looking to the ocean to help her heal.

Rob and Michele Reiner‘s daughter was spotted Tuesday on a somber stroll along the coast in Malibu … walking silently with her dog and her boyfriend, Alex Siliberg.

Romy and her brother, Jake Reiner, have reportedly been staying in Malibu since their famous parents were found murdered in their Brentwood home earlier this month … and Jake hung back at the beach house while Romy hit the sand.

As you know … Romy is the one who found her parents’ dead bodies in rigor mortis after being killed by “multiple sharp force injuries” … and she told police her other brother, Nick Reiner, was “dangerous” and should be considered a suspect.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel faced the media on Wednesday to address the recent allegations made against Stefon Diggs and Christian Barmore … saying the team won’t jump to any conclusions as the legal process plays out.

Vrabel spoke about his two players’ current situations minutes ago … and when he was asked how “disappointing” it was to deal with those distractions ahead of a matchup with the Miami Dolphins, he said that wasn’t the case.

“I would say not disappointing at all,” Vrabel said. “I think that these are allegations … it’s things that we have to handle and every day that there’s distractions. Some are smaller than others. Confident that we’ll focus on the Dolphins and those two individuals that you mentioned will be able to handle the ongoing legal process.”

“We’ve taken the allegations very seriously … what comes of that, I think then we’ll have another discussion. I don’t think we have to jump to any sort of conclusions right now and let the process take its toll.”

As for how much “understanding” the team has on both cases, Vrabel said they were aware of the allegations before this week … and they’ve been acting in compliance with the league’s policy.