Writer, broadcaster and satirist Victor Lewis-Smith – known as a TV critic and for the hoax phone calls he made to the likes of Princess Diana – has died aged 65 after a short illness. Mr Lewis-Smith died in Bruges on Saturday. The Essex-born broadcaster began his career at the BBC. After presenting for Radio York, Mr Lewis-Smith moved to Radio 4 where he was a staff producer for Midweek and Start The Week during the mid-1980s.

He brought his anarchic style to the long-running show Loose Ends. He then worked as chief television reviewer for the London Evening Standard for more than 15 years and as a columnist for the Daily Mirror for a decade.

He also ran a TV production company, Associated Rediffusion Productions, which has been behind programmes like TV Offal and Keith Meets… with stand-up Keith Allen for Channel 4

We know Mrs. Virginia Lewis Smith as the wife of Mr. Victor Lewis Smith’s.

They had only one child called Lucia, but we do not know much about Mrs. smith. check later on our site for more updates.