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Kianna Underwood, a child actress known for Little Bill and All That, was killed in a Brooklyn hit-and-run on January 16, 2026. She was crossing in Brownsville around 6:50 a.m. when two vehicles — a black SUV and a black/gray sedan — struck her; the drivers fled the scene and no arrests have been announced as the investigation continues. She was 33 at the time of her death.
Kianna Underwood, a former Nickelodeon star who appeared on All That and voiced Fuchsia Glover on Little Bill, was killed in a hit-and-run in Brooklyn, NYC, after being struck by a black SUV and then a black-and-gray sedan; the drivers fled the scene and no arrests have been made as the NYPD Collision Investigation Squad probes the case. Underwood was experiencing homelessness at the time and died at the scene.
Kianna Underwood, a former Nickelodeon child star known for All That and voicing Fuchsia Glover on Little Bill, died at 33 after being struck by a gray sedan in Brooklyn, NYC. She was dragged for blocks and pronounced dead at the scene; police have reported no arrests in connection with the hit-and-run.
Kianna Underwood, a former Nickelodeon child actor known for All That and the voice of Fuchsia Glover in Little Bill, was killed in a Brooklyn hit‑and‑run after being struck by a gray sedan at Pitkin Avenue and Mother Gaston Boulevard around 6:50 a.m.; she was dragged for more than two blocks and pronounced dead at the scene. Police said there have been no arrests as of reporting.
Kianna Underwood, a Nickelodeon actress who appeared on All That and voiced Fuchsia Glover on Little Bill, was killed in a Brooklyn hit-and-run Friday morning when a sedan struck her as she crossed Pitkin Ave at Mother Gaston Blvd, dragging her for about two blocks; she was pronounced dead at the scene, and no arrests have been made.
"All That" cast members Giovannie Samuels and Bryan Hearne share their thoughts on Dan Schneider's apology video, expressing skepticism and discussing their experiences on set. Samuels reveals a recent conversation with Schneider, while Shane Lyons, another former cast member, speaks out about his experiences and calls for better protection of child actors on set. Nickelodeon responds to the claims, stating their commitment to investigating complaints and fostering a safe workplace environment.
Kenan Thompson recalls his first meeting with Kel Mitchell on the set of All That, where they instantly connected as the only two Black actors. Thompson describes their initial interaction as a nod of recognition, signaling their shared experiences and understanding. As they performed together, their bond grew stronger, realizing they had eerily similar upbringings. Despite a falling out and spending time apart, the duo recently reconnected for Good Burger 2, reigniting their lifelong friendship. Thompson regrets the lost time and emphasizes the importance of genuine friendship.