Actress Kimmarie Johnson, best known for her appearance in 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' has sadly passed away at the age of 50. According to reports, she died Wednesday afternoon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, more than a week after experiencing a cardiac emergency at her home on October 27.

Doctors reportedly diagnosed Johnson with an aneurysm affecting her heart. Although she remained hospitalized, her condition ultimately deteriorated. The exact cause of the complications that led to her death has not been publicly confirmed.

Kimmarie Johnson's Niece Speaks Out About Her Final Days

Johnson's niece, Rhonda Scott, shared details about the actress's final days with TMZ. According to Scott, her aunt suffered a "cardiac event" at her Los Angeles home on October 27 and was subsequently rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

Doctors reportedly discovered an abnormal enlargement affecting her heart. Scott also revealed that Johnson passed away peacefully. Further details about the underlying cause of her medical complications and possible funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.

Kimmarie Johnson Made Her TV Debut on 'Beverly Hills, 90210'

Johnson began her television career in 1998 with a guest appearance on the hit teen drama 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' playing a character named Jane.

The series was already a major television success at the time, and her appearance marked the beginning of her on-screen career.

She later appeared in the action-comedy series 'V.I.P.,' starring Pamela Anderson, further expanding her television credits.

Kimmarie Johnson Also Appeared in 'Dude, Where's My Car?'

In 2000, Johnson made an appearance in the comedy film 'Dude, Where's My Car?,' playing a character credited as "Jumpsuit Chick."

The movie, starring Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott, follows two friends on a chaotic adventure as they try to locate their missing car after a wild night out.

The film became one of the more recognizable projects in Johnson's acting career.

Kimmarie Johnson's Other Film Appearances

Beyond her television roles and mainstream comedy appearances, Johnson also worked on several smaller film productions.

Her credits included 'Break a Leg,' 'Gang Warz,' 'Spanish Fly,' 'Shadow Fury,' and 'The Summer of Massacre.'

Throughout her career, Johnson built a varied filmography spanning television, comedy, a