Both Carney and the driver, 37-year-old Ezekiel Blanton, were pronounced dead at the scene. The vehicle slammed into a tree after failing to navigate a curve.

Carney, the former lead singer of the band The Prom Kings, was featured in the 2006 MTV reality show "twentyfourseven" alongside his younger brother when they moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in entertainment.

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Thornton toplined "Sonny With a Chance" and is currently a radio personality on Hot Springs' KLAZ 105.9.

"Tiffany will always be a member of the Disney family and our thoughts and prayers are with her and her children at this difficult time," a Disney Channel spokesperson said. KLAZ posted a statement on Facebook.

"Our hearts are breaking at KLAZ and Noalmark Broadcasting. Our Tiffany Thornton's husband died in an auto crash last night. Please send up your prayers for Tiffany and her family. She is loved by us and our many listeners."

The Hot Springs city board also released a statement. MTV did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Carney is survived by Thornton, who he wed in 2011, and
their two children.