Ananda Lewis, MTV VJ And Talk Show Host, Dies At 52
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Lewis was known for hosting shows like “Total Request Live” and “Hot Zone” after she was hired as one of MTV’s VJs in 1997.
Talk show host Ananda Lewis has died at age 52.
The former MTV video jockey’s sister Lakshmi shared the news of Lewis’ death Wednesday in a Facebook post.
“She’s free, and in His heavenly arms,” she wrote alongside multiple broken heart emojis and a photo of her sister. “Lord, rest her soul [prayer emoji].”
Facebook users shared their sadness over Lewis’ death.
“I have always loved your sister’s beautiful smile. Her legacy will live on. My deepest condolences,” one person wrote.
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