Wanda Smith, Atlanta Radio Icon, Dies At 58, A Day After Her Birthday

Beloved Atlanta radio personality Wanda Smith has passed away on Saturday (Oct. 12), a day after her 58th birthday.

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Rick Caffey, Senior Vice President and Market Manager for V-103, confirmed her death with condolences on the station’s Instagram account.

“Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the loss of our cherished Wanda Smith, who brought so much joy to V-103 and the Atlanta community. Our deepest prayers and condolences go out to her family,” he captioned a photo of her smiling.

Highlighting her time at the station — where she notably went viral in 2018 for her interview with Katt Williams — he added, “In her role at V-103, dating back to 1997, Wanda Smith brought so much joy and care servicing the Atlanta community. Wanda’s impact touched lives beyond making us laugh … Many times she championed efforts behind the scenes to make a difference in the lives of those who were without.

Caffey concluded, “Rest in peace Wanda, as you take your place amongst the stars. We Will Miss You.”

The coveted media personality held down her part as co-host of Frank & Wanda in the Morning , alongside Frank Ski since 1998, before walking in 2019.

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In addition to her radio career, Smith also added acting to her resume with Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail and Madea’s Witness Protection films. She also was widely known as a comedian with contributions to shows like HBO’s Def Comedy Jam and BET’s Comicview .

Staying true to her ATL hometown, she was also a regular performer at the Atlanta Comedy Theater.

Wanda Smith is survived by her husband, LaMorris Sellers, and their three children. Her cause of her death has not been disclosed.

VIBE sends condolences to Wanda Smith’s loved ones.

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