Ruth Westheimer, the renowned American psychosexual therapist, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of revolutionizing attitudes towards discussions around sexuality. Beginning with her radio show, Sexually Speaking, in 1980, Dr Ruth quickly became a household name with her frankness and enthusiasm, reaching audiences worldwide through books, syndicated columns, and various media appearances. Dr Ruth's personal history, including surviving the Holocaust and fighting for Israeli independence, added depth to her work in promoting sexual literacy. Her impact extended beyond sex education, as she tackled issues related to family, religion, and loneliness. Throughout her career, Dr Ruth received numerous awards and accolades, solidifying her status as a pioneer in the field of sex therapy. Despite her success, she remained humble, approachable, and always willing to laugh at herself. In 2019, a documentary was released about her life, showcasing Dr Ruth's enduring influence and dedication to helping others.