NJ Woman In Tracy Morgan Crash: ‘I’m Traumatized' (VIDEO)

HELL'S KITCHEN, NY — Tracy Morgan was involved in a fender bender Tuesday afternoon while driving his Bugatti in Hell's Kitchen that left a New Jersey woman "traumatized."

The "Saturday Night Live" star was seen speaking with police while "visibly angry" in the intersection of West 42nd Street and 10th Avenue around 1:30 p.m., according to a witness who asked not to be named.

Page Six reported that Jocelyn Madulid of Jersey City was the other person involved in the accident. She said she didn’t know who the “30 Rock” star was.

“I asked the traffic officer, why (are) people taking pictures and he said, ‘You don’t watch TV? That’s a famous guy,'" Madulid told Page Six.

Madulid told Inside Edition that she was "scared" when Morgan punched the window and cursed at her. "I was just traumatized," she said. "I'm so sorry it happened to us."

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“We (were) both turning right — people (were) still crossing,” she said. “So what happened is we’re both turning right. But I know he hit me because I was already (turning). I was there, he was the one who hit me,” Madulid told Page Six.

A Bugatti Chiron, the company's "basic" model, sells at a starting price of $3 million. It's unclear what model of Bugatti Morgan drives, but the car appears to be new because it's outfitted with dealer plates.

Morgan's publicist Lewis Kay told Patch that the star was not injured. The start himself later took to Twitter to share a message: "Thanks for any concern but I am totally fine. My NEW CAR? We shall see. Love you all."

The Bugatti and a Honda SUV were stalled in the middle of the intersection with one of the cars having appeared to have swiped the side of the other vehicle. It's unclear who's at fault for the collision. The NYPD said they had no information about the accident.

During a 2018 appearance on the "Conan" show, Morgan spoke lovingly about his Bugatti. Morgan said the car can reach speeds of 2oo or 300 miles-per-hour, but he prefers to drive it slow.

"One car crash is enough" Morgan said during the appearance.

Morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury in a 2014 car crash that left the comedian in a coma for eight days. Comedian Jim McNair was killed during the New Jersey turnpike crash when a Walmart truck slammed into the back of Morgan's car.

The comedian rose to stardom during his stint on "Saturday Night Live" and later enjoyed a long and successful run in a semi-autobiographical role in the hit show "30 Rock." These days, Morgan is starring in TBS comedy "The Last O.G." alongside Tiffany Haddish and recently announced that he will be hosting the upcoming ESPYS awards show.

With reporting by Brendan Krisel, Patch National Staff