AceShowbiz - Wanda Smith, best known for co-hosting "Frank and Wanda in the Morning" on V-103, passed away on Saturday at the age of 58. Her passing was confirmed by V-103 SVP & Market Manager Rick Caffey in a social media post, stating, "Our hearts are weighing heavier today as we grieve the loss of our beloved Wanda Smith."

Smith's career in Atlanta radio spanned two decades, starting in 1998. She brought joy and laughter to countless listeners with her sharp wit and engaging style. As Caffey noted, she was not only a source of entertainment but also a trusted voice for Atlantans.

Beyond her radio career, Smith made appearances in several films, including "Madea Goes to Jail" and "The Drone That Saved Christmas". She was also a comedian, having written for "Def Comedy Jam" and "Comicview". In addition, she launched the organization Girls Stand Together, Inc., which empowers young girls.

Smith's impact on the Atlanta community extended beyond her work. As Mayor Andre Dickens said, "Atlanta has lost a staple with the passing of Wanda Smith-not only in our city’s media, but our culture."

V-103 will pay tribute to Smith during "Sunday Morning Praise with Larry Tinsley", where listeners are encouraged to share their stories and remember her legacy.

Smith was married to LaMorris Sellers and had three children. Her cause of death has not been reported.

Condolences have poured in from friends, colleagues, and fans, including actress and comedian Loni Love, who wrote, "She was the ultimate entertainer. Rest now Sis. Condolences to The Smith Family."

The Atlanta radio community and beyond will deeply miss Wanda Smith, a true icon who made a lasting impact on the lives of countless Atlantans. Her legacy will continue to inspire and entertain for years to come.