Former Nickelodeon star Kiana Underwood passes away at 33

Her body was later found bearing severe trauma at the intersection of Osborn Street and Pitkin Avenue, where she was pronounced dead on the spot, sources revealed.

• Kianna Underwood, 33, killed in New York hit-and-run Friday morning.
• She appeared in Nickelodeon's All That and voiced Fuchsia Glover in Little Bill
• No arrests have been made in connection with the hit-and-run incident

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Kianna Underwood, who appeared on the last season of Nickelodeon's 'All That', has passed away. She was 33.

She was killed in a hit-and-run accident on Friday morning, as per TMZ. A sedan struck Underwood when she was crossing the street just before 7 a.m. at Pitkin and Mother Gaston Blvd., and she was then dragged for nearly two blocks. No arrests have been made in the hit-and-run accident, Variety reported, citing information from TMZ.

As per New York Post, footage accessed by The Post shows the vehicle — which police claim was travelling westbound on Pitkin Avenue — moving for nearly a full block before Underwood’s body falls out from beneath the car.

Her body was later found bearing severe trauma at the intersection of Osborn Street and Pitkin Avenue, where she was pronounced dead on the spot, sources revealed.

Underwood appeared in seven episodes of the popular sketch comedy series All That in 2005, alongside stars Amanda Bynes, Nick Cannon, and Kenan Thompson. He also appeared on Nickelodeon's Little Bill.

On the animated series "Little Bill," created by Bill Cosby, she voiced Fuchsia Glover, the cousin of the main character, appearing in 23 episodes between 1999 and 2004.

She also portrayed the character Tanessha Labelle in the 1999 comedy The 24 Hour Woman, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and later had a limited theatrical release.

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In addition, Underwood appeared in a small role in Death of a Dynasty, a 2003 satirical film centered on the hip-hop industry and starring Kevin Hart. She also spent a year performing on stage, taking on the role of Little Inez during the first national tour of the musical Hairspray.

"All That" is a Nickelodeon children's television series that ran from 1994 to 2005, featuring original short comedic sketches and weekly musical guests aimed toward a young audience. The show frequented pop culture parodies, performed by various child and teen actors.