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Christy Knowings, a former All That cast member, died Aug. 11 at age 46 after suffering an asthma attack and cardiac arrest. A death certificate lists cardiac arrest with acute hypoxic respiratory failure and status asthmaticus as contributing conditions; she had been hospitalized Aug. 7 and placed on life support, with tributes flowing from co-stars and fans.
Christy Knowings, best known for All That, died at 46 with the death certificate listing acute hypoxic respiratory failure and status asthmaticus as leading conditions, asthma as the underlying cause. She reportedly suffered an asthma attack on Aug. 7, was hospitalized and placed on life support, and died on Aug. 11. Tributes flowed from former co-stars, and Knowings’ career included roles on All That and Sesame Street, with the family previously noting brain damage from the attack.
Christy Knowings, a Bronx-born actor best known for Nickelodeon’s All That, died at 46 in Long Beach after a severe asthma attack and days on life support. She joined All That in 1997 alongside Kenan Thompson and Amanda Bynes, becoming a standout and one of the few Black female faces on 1990s kids’ TV; she later appeared on Sesame Street. Tributes from Thompson and fellow castmates highlighted her comic brilliance and warmth, and she is survived by her father, twin brother and extended family.
Christy Knowings, the All That and Sesame Street alum, died in Los Angeles at 46 after an asthma attack led to permanent brain damage and life support until Aug. 11; she appeared on All That for three seasons and had guest spots on Sesame Street with her twin brother Chris Knowings, with tributes from Kenan Thompson and Sesame Workshop.
Christy Knowings, a former All That cast member who appeared in 32 episodes from 1997–2000, died at 46 after an asthma attack led to brain damage. She was hospitalized and placed on life support; her family chose to remove her from life support, and she passed away in a Los Angeles-area hospital. Kenan Thompson paid tribute, calling her “a real one” and “one of the funniest people out here.” Knowings’ other credits include New York Undercover and Sesame Street; All That aired from 1994–2005.
Christy Knowings, a former Nickelodeon 'All That' star who also appeared on Sesame Street, died at 46 after an asthma attack reportedly caused brain damage and left her on life support, per TMZ. She had released a folk single in 2020 and is the second former All That cast member to die this year.
Christy Knowings, a main cast member on Nickelodeon’s All That from 1997 to 2001 who later guested in Season 10, died at 46 after an asthma attack led to brain damage and her hospitalization in Los Angeles, where she was placed on life support and later removed. Knowings also appeared on Sesame Street with her twin brother and released a folk single in 2020; tributes from peers including Kenan Thompson followed the news.
Christy Knowings, a cast member of Nickelodeon’s All That who appeared for three seasons, died at 46 after suffering an asthma attack that left her with brain damage; life support was removed in the Los Angeles area, with her aunt announcing the death on Facebook and noting no disclosed cause beyond the brain injury. Knowings later appeared on Sesame Street with her twin brother Chris Knowings. Her passing marks the second former All That cast member to die in 2026, following Kianna Underwood’s death earlier in the year.
Christy Knowings, a regular on Nickelodeon’s All That from 1997–2000, died at 46 after an asthma attack left her with brain damage; she was on life support and her family decided to remove her on Tuesday. Known for characters like Jessica, Penny Lane and Gloria Bankhead, she later appeared on Sesame Street with her twin brother, and released a 2020 track 'To the World.' Her death follows fellow All That alum Kianna Underwood’s January death.
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.