Waymond Lee’s death has left fans and colleagues mourning the loss of a beloved actor. Most famous for his portrayal of Waymond Womano in Workaholics, Lee passed away at 72. He leaves behind a legacy of memorable performances across television, film, and music videos.
In this article, we will delve into the details of Waymond Lee’s death.
Waymond Lee passes away at 72, claims report
Waymond Lee, known for his memorable role as Waymond Womano (Old Way Way) in Comedy Central’s Workaholics, has died at the age of 72. TMZ reported that the actor passed away on December 18 due to complications from ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), a progressive disease that affects the nervous system. Lee’s wife, Diane, was by his side during his final moments in the hospital. He had been admitted less than a week before his passing.
Born on March 7, 1952, in Los Angeles, Lee built an extensive career in entertainment, with over 150 appearances in television and film. His standout work in Workaholics spanned 44 episodes and followed the comedic misadventures of three underachieving roommates. In addition to his work on the sitcom, Lee’s film and TV portfolio includes appearances in projects like Everything Everywhere All at Once, Bullet Train, Iron Man 2, Grey’s Anatomy, Veep, and Shameless. He also featured in music videos for high-profile artists, including Pharrell Williams, Ne-Yo, and Jennifer Lopez.
Actor Adam Devine honored Waymond Lee with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. Calling him a “true professional,” Devine wrote, “When I think of our show I think of Waymond. The older I get the more I realize what a special time that was. You will be missed Way Way!”
Described by his family as a “soft-hearted and sentimental person,” Lee was known for his dedication to his work. He loved acting and never minded working long hours. Lee is survived by his wife, Diane, and his sister, Norine. (via TMZ)
