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About Vic Jagger In The Morning With Huggy Lowdown

Vic Jagger is a veteran radio host, cool mom, producer, writer, & multimedia personality from Washington, DC. Her radio career began in 2002 as an intern with the nationally syndicated Russ Parr Morning Show on 93.9 WKYS. In 2003, she was hired as an Associate Producer/On-Air Talent and gained popularity with her comedic character ‘Shaqwana’. During this time, she hosted community events, concerts, and high school visits where she shared her radio journey with students. She was also honored with the Spirit of Community Award for her service and commitment to New Community for Children in DC.

In 2016, she hosted her own show, “VJ In The Midday”, on MAJIC 102.3/92.7 where she rose to #1 and became a voice for the city for 7 years. In 2024, she took her talents to mornings and debuted, “Vic Jagger In The Morning”, with her co-host Huggy Lowdown. Throughout her 20-year career, she has interviewed iconic guests, such as Mary J. Blige, Taraji P. Henson, John Singleton, Jay-Z, Keke Palmer, Snoop Dogg, Kelly Rowland, Tony Toni Tone, New Edition, and more. In addition to interviewing notable local figures, like DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, Radio-One founder Cathy Hughes & Sen. Ben Cardin, Vic has moderated several significant panels, including a DC-wide Baby Shower with the Office of Paid Family Leave (DOES), Xfinity’s Black Music Month panel – SPIN DC, and Jack Daniel’s Business Grant Competition for Small Businesses in the DMV. She was honored to serve as host for the first-ever Hip-Hop Block Party at the National Museum of African American History & Culture. She has also hosted other incredible events including Donnie Simpson’s 40th Anniversary Celebration at the Warner Theatre, the Thurgood Marshall Awards Gala Red Carpet, and the Momentum Awards Ceremony with DowntownDC BID to name a few.

Vic Jagger has made numerous television appearances including TV One’s “NewsOne Now with Roland Martin”, “Unsung”, “Uncensored”, “The Beat Don’t Stop: The True Story of DC Culture & Go-Go”, and hosted NBC4’s weekly segment “The Tuesday Trend”. She was one of 20 radio hosts invited to represent the “Leading Ladies of Radio” at the 25th Essence Festival. She has also volunteered and donated to a number of initiatives including Calvary Women’s Services, Martha’s Table, Food 4 Families, and the Capital Area Food Bank. Apart from her work in radio, she’s a brand spokesperson, REALTOR®, and advocate for gender equity.

Vic is an alumna of the University of the District of Columbia and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Media Arts. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Follow Vic Jagger on social media @TheVJExperience

In 2000 Huggy Lowdown stepped on the scene of the nation’s Capitol, delivering comedy in a Presidential way on the legendary Washington, D.C. radio station WPGC. While on WPGC for eight years, Huggy joined forces with broadcasting icon Donnie Simpson on his number one rated show “The Donnie Simpson Morning Show.”

Having an unforgettable presence, for his hilarious comical take on everyday life. Huggy was voted D.C.’s favorite radio personality.

In 2008 Huggy left for syndication on the Top syndicated, Tom Joyner Morning Show. With 8 million listeners, in over 115 markets, Huggy quickly became the shows number one entertainment, news and gossip segment every morning, Joyner retired in 2019 so Huggy moved to the synicated Ruse Parr Morning Shw and the Donnie Simpson evening Drive show. He is currently heard every morning on Majic 102.3/92.7 on Vic Jagger In The Morning With Huggy Lowdown.

Huggy’s vibrant on-air personality paved the way tor his successful stand-up comedy career. He’s highly recognized across the nation as one of the top headliner comedians on the comedy circuit. Selling out comedy shows across the nation, Huggy was quickly recognized by the network TV ONE and chosen to supply the comedy satire for TV ONE’s live coverage of the democratic convention and Presidential Inauguration. From there Huggy went into TV doing two seasons on the TV ONE sitcom “Love that Girl”

You can also catch Huggy’s Live Stand up on the Showtime comedy network with the “Shaq Comedy all stars” as well as evrey morning from 6am to 10am on Vic Jagger in the Morning with Huggy Lowdown.

Follow Huggy Lowdown on social media @huggylowdowndc

Steve Harvey says that ya’ll need to respect the president… You know the video that Snoop Dogg put out showed a clown dressed as Donald Trump with a confetti gun pointed at him…

Queen Latifah just keeps building her brand doing things that are the first of its kind like her own line of floral bouquets called the Queen Collection…

Dave Chappelle says that while he’s a fan of the Key & Peele sketch comedy show, his feeling was hurt when he saw they were basically doing the format that he created but at the end of the show, it says – created by Key & Peele. 

The legend who created Rock n’ Roll… Chuck Berry has passed away. Paramedics responded to a 911 call to a residence where they found Chuck Berry unresponsive and immediately administered lifesaving techniques but here unable to revive him. He was 90 years old.

R. Kelly will be live at the MGM National Harbor Sunday, May 21st. Tickets go on sale Friday but make sure you listen to “VJ In The Midday” with Vic Jagger as she will be giving you the opportunity to win tickets before you can buy them this Friday!

Yes… you read that right! During a recent interview, “Power” actor Rotimi revealed that 50 Cent is working on making “Power” a movie. Yassss… I’m so here for that. I wonder if 50 will use the original actors because I don’t know anyone else who could pull off Ghost or Tommy. What do you think?

Internet sensation & Hood Chef, Auntie Fee, has passed away after suffering a heart attack earlier this week. Multiple outlets reported that she had died that day, but family/friends posted on social media that she was on life support. Yesterday, Auntie Fee’s son confirmed her passing in a Facebook post and thanked fans for all their prayers. Auntie Fee […]

Follow Majic 102.3 On Twitter: If you are wondering the Je’Caryous Johnson stage play “Married But Single Too” was hilarious then you need to check out this interview with today’s co-host Ginuwine, songstress Chante Moore and funny man Bill Bellamy. The trio talk about the play which will be at the Warner Theater until March […]

The PO-LICE are looking for Azealia Banks… it’s like, “Who?”, right?

  Major shout out to Chance the Rapper who gave a million-dollar gift to support arts programming in Chicago schools. He’s calling on other artists and businesses to follow suit. That’s awesome!