Suzanne Wang dies at the age of 56

Suzanne Wang dies at the age of 56

Suzanne Whang, who watchers came to adore as the voice and face of "House Hunters" for almost 10 years, kicked the bucket Tuesday after a long fight with malignant growth, as indicated by her specialist. 

She was 56. 

"She was an astonishing splendid light and will be remembered fondly," her operator, Eddie Culbertson, told CNN on Friday. "We were as one for more than 20 years - I realize my life is better having known her." 

Whang's accomplice, Jeff Vezain, posted about her passing on her Facebook page. 

"On Tuesday evening around 7:20pm, Suzanne inhaled her final gasp here at home, as I stooped adjacent to her and stroked her," he composed. "For a long time she stood up to disease with boldness, amusingness, assurance and positive thinking." 

The Arlington, Virginia local was an alum of Yale University, where she got an unhitched males in brain research and furthermore held a graduate degree in subjective brain research from Brown University. 

She discovered her balance in media outlets and facilitated HGTV's "Home Hunters" from 1999 to 2007. 

"Suzanne was warm, entertaining and kind with a particular voice that made everybody feel comfortable," the system said Friday in an announcement to CNN. "Our HGTV family grieves her misfortune and wishes to express most profound sympathies to her companions, fans and family who knew and adored her." 

Whang worked reliably in Hollywood, co-facilitating "television's Censored Bloopers with Dick Clark" just as "FOX After Breakfast" with Tom Bergeron. 

As an entertainer, she depicted Polly, the over the top spa administrator, on NBC's arrangement "Las Vegas" for four seasons and had a reoccurring job as Carol Cheng, the wedding organizer from heck, on the drama "General Hospital." 

She additionally made appeareances on other network shows, including "More than two Men," "Siblings and Sisters," "Cold Case," "Suddenly and completely," "Criminal Minds," "Boston Legal," "The Practice" and "NYPD Blue." 

Most as of late, Whang played a jail posse pioneer named Olive Garden on Season 4 of "Captured Development" and in an up and coming scene of "Outrage Management." 

In any case, it was her job as Divina in "Starting now and into the foreseeable future" that Whang considered one of the features of her 25 years of performing. 

Whang wore numerous different caps, including a keynote speaker, otherworldly serve, distributed creator, instructor and mentor. 

An honor winning standup humorist, she played out different summers in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where her disputable modify inner self, Sung Hee Park, turned into a most loved on the parody circuit. She was additionally a well known visitor on the "Derek and Romaine Show" on Sirius XM OutQ. 

Whang accomplished a lot while likewise engaging malignant growth. 

She was first determined to have bosom malignant growth in 2006 and in 2011 advised she just had a half year to live. 

Whang committed herself to recapturing her wellbeing and lived malignant growth free for a long time, until the infection returned in October 2018. 

She wove her voyage with malignant growth into parody and stories, which she shared on stages around Los Angeles and past. 

In a GoFundMe crusade she sorted out for herself last November, Whang posted a photograph wherein she put eyes and a mouth on a tumor on her sternum that she facetiously named "Felicia." 

"Rather than generous leaving, Felicia (the sternum tumor) began developing significantly, and I truly thought I was en route off the planet," Whang wrote in her posting. "However, since I'm still here, I realize that there must be more for me to learn and encounter."