Atlanta radio legend Wanda Smith has died, tributes pour in

Comedian and radio presenter Wanda Smith He reportedly passed away recently. She became famous through her employment at radio station V-103 in Atlanta. She hosted the show “Frank and Wanda in the Morning.” She starred in films such as Madea's Witness Protection and Madea Goes to Prison. She founded Girls Stand Together, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women. Katt Williams reported in 2018 that her husband pointed a gun at him outside the Atlanta Comedy Theater.

Tributes have poured in via Facebook and other social media sites such as X (formerly Twitter). Tony Luewellyn called her a sister and wrote that her death was hard for him.

Toshia Tiller called Wanda a sister and wrote, “We will truly miss you and I know heaven has gained an angel.”

Loni Love, a colleague of Wanda's, called her a “great entertainer” and wrote, “She was a fixture in the Atlanta area and we grew up in comedy together.”

X (formerly Twitter) is also abuzz with tributes to the reportedly late Atlanta radio host.

Wanda Smith wrote for the television series Def Comedy Jam. She founded Girls Stand Together, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women. Katt Williams reported in 2018 that her husband pointed a gun at him outside the Atlanta Comedy Theater. LeMorris Sellers was her husband. Their children's names are Isaiah, Giovanni and Tavares.

People still haven't forgotten Wanda Smith's famous fight with comedian Katt Williams. Entertainer Katt Williams caused a stir when he aired his grievances on the Club Shay Shay podcast. Williams mentioned in passing his conversation with Wanda Smith. The two had different opinions about the infamous chat between Smith and Williams. However, the former radio presenter felt that her former employer and colleague should have stepped in to help her.