Jennette McCurdy, iCarly star, got headlines last year when a series of sexy selfies, that were reportedly naked shots, were leaked to the internet. McCurdy, who is best known as Sam Pucket, the character that moved from iCarly to Sam & Cat on Nickelodeon, is continuing her sexy makeover in a new sexy photo spread.

Jeannette McCurdy's Sam Puckett was the wise and sassy sidekick to Miranda Cosgrove, on the Nickelodeon teen hit "iCarly." Jeanette is now 23 and showing a new mature side Bello magazine's new "Sexy" issue.

McCurdy is the difficult transition to adult roles. She also released "Jeanette McCurdy," a self-titled debut country EP was released in 2012 on Capitol Records, Nashville. The video to her single, "Generation Love" was seen over 5 million times on YouTube.

She released her first EP in 2010, called Not That Far Away.

McCurdy currently stars as Wiley Day, the pregnant teenage daughter of a minister, on the Netflix sci fi drama "Between." The series debuted in May.

This is Jennette McCurdy's first role since the cancellation of Nickelodeon's 'Sam & Cat,' which co-starred Ariana Grande. Jennette McCurdy has been acting on the web series "What's Next For Sarah?" which took a satirical look at McCurdy, Ariana Grande and other young actresses' lives in between gigs.

McCurdy also appeared in Nickelodeon movies "The Last Day of Summer," "Best Player" and "Swindle." She starred in, wrote and executive produced web series "What's Next for Sarah?"

In "Between" the residents are being plagued by a mysterious disease that has killed everybody over the age of 21. The series was renewed by CityTV and Netflix this month and season 2 and will premiere in 2016.

Netflix recently announced that "Between" was renewed for a second season.

"I'm thrilled to be continuing on with a second season of Between," McCurdy said on Twitter.

"Working with Netflix, City, and the entire cast and crew has been such an enjoyable experience and I can't wait for more."

"Between" series tells the story of a town dealing with a mysterious disease that killed everyone under 21 years old. In the series, the government quarantines a 10-square-mile area around the fictional town of Sleepy Lake and leaves the survivors to fend for themselves.

"Between" was created by Michael McGowan the award-winning writer/director of "Still Mine," "One Week," "Saint Ralph."  The series will run 6 episodes. It is executive produced by McGowan, Don Carmody, David Cormican, and Naveen Prasad.