What happened to Wendy Bell on the radio?

CONSERVATIVE radio host Wendy Bell is no longer on the air for WJAS in Pittsburgh as of May 2021, according to officials.

Bell had become a full-time host for the station in March of that year.

What happened to Wendy Bell on the radio?

On May 10, 2021, it was announced that Wendy Bell was placed on leave as an on-air host for WJAS.

Michele Bradac, director of marketing for St Barnabas Health System, told the that Bell “is currently not an on-air host for WJAS."

The Pennsylvania radio station is owned by St Barnabas Broadcasting.

“It is a personnel matter,” Bradac told the newspaper.

“It’s a situation that’s being currently handled by our company.”

Bell had previously lost jobs at television station WTAE and radio station KDKA for inappropriate social media posts and comments, according to the newspaper.

Bradac told the newspaper that it was not clear if or when Bell would return.

What did Wendy Bell say about her absence?

Bell made a statement on Facebook on May 10.

"Good morning. America!!," she started the message.

"All is good! Believe me. It’s all good. I want to thank - and remind each of you to support, if possible - my tremendous sponsors.

"The men and women behind these businesses are behind ME. They are patriots. They are good, honest folks. They’re our kind of people."