Radio host Robin Ayers, a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, has left us at the young age of 44. Her presence was a bright light that could be felt through the radio waves. Ayers was not only a well-known entertainment reporter but also a host at KBLA 1580 Talk Radio. Her passing on Thursday, Dec. 5, has left a profound void in the hearts of many.

Remembering Robin Ayers

KBLA Radio host Tavis Smiley confirmed on behalf of Ayers' family that her departure was a great loss. "Robin was a bright light. You could see her radiant smile through the radio. We all respected her immense talent, loved her jovial spirit," he added. Ayers joined KBLA Radio in March 2022 and hosted the show "The RA Report with Robin Ayers" from Monday to Friday, covering entertainment news and interviewing celebrity guests.Before that, she worked as a reporter and entertainment correspondent for EURweb for three and a half years. The outlet expressed their deep sorrow, stating, "With heavy hearts, the entertainment journalism community mourns the passing of Robin Ayers. Robin, known for her vibrant personality and passion for storytelling, died leaving a significant void in the world of entertainment journalism and broadcasting."EURweb's founder and publisher, Lee Bailey, said, "I am deeply saddened by the passing of Robin Ayers. Her passion for storytelling and unwavering commitment to truth brought depth and authenticity to her work. She was not just a colleague but a friend, and her impact on EURweb and the lives she touched will never be forgotten."According to SpeakerHUB and Sportskeeda, Ayers also appeared on networks like BET, OWN Network, and Fox. She was a contributor to the celebrity news outlet theJasmineBrand and co-hosted the podcast show "Afterbuzz TV."A cause of death for Ayers has not yet been revealed. She is survived by her husband Rob and twin daughters Brooklyn and Madison. KBLA is currently planning a memorial for Ayers.People have reached out to Ayers' team for further comment. Basketball Wives star Laura Govan posted a tribute on her Instagram Stories, writing, "One thing I’m NOT good with is Death! Especially when it’s near and dear. I’m having a hard time with this one. I LOVE U. I’ll Miss You Friend." Comedian Jay Pharoah wrote in the comment section of Ayers' last Instagram post, shared six days ago, "Heart broken. I pray to see you again one day in the kingdom, my sister. Rest peacefully." Hollywood Unlocked host Jason Lee added, "Thank you for always being so sweet. What an example of true authenticity. Rest Robin."Robin Ayers was a remarkable individual who made a significant impact in the entertainment world. Her talent, passion, and spirit will be deeply missed by all who knew her.