In an interview with The Wrap, Jac Schaeffer, the creator of “Agatha All Along,” addressed the question of Wanda Maximoff’s potential death in the MCU. When asked about the ambiguity surrounding Wanda’s fate, Schaeffer noted that viewers are seeing the situation from Agatha’s perspective. Agatha doesn’t have a definitive answer regarding Wanda’s status. Although she claims to have “seen a dead body” while under Wanda’s spell, she doesn’t fully trust what she witnessed at that time.

“We wrote that from Agatha’s perspective and as far as Agatha’s concerned, she actually does not have the answer. She has the evidence from her witchified mind. The mind that was under a spell saw a dead body. But she knows she can’t entirely trust that, and she wasn’t there when Wundagore came down. She doesn’t actually know.”

Not having that answer leads Agatha to “play with her food” and tease people over that mystery:

“So if Agatha doesn’t have the answer to a question, what’s she going to do? She’s going to play with her food, you know what I mean? She’s going to mess with people. That’s Agatha being Agatha. That’s Agatha Agatha-ing.”

Schaeffer avoided answering the question about the larger MCU, stating it was “not her department.”

“But as far as the larger MCU of it. Yeah, it is not my department. But as you know, I am forever rooting for Wanda Maximoff to come grace us with her presence.”

This follows the confirmation of Wanda’s death in the MCU, which has been acknowledged by multiple executives, as mentioned in “Agatha All Along,” Episode 7. Early in the episode, Joe Locke’s character, Billy Maximoff, asks Kathryn Hahn’s Agatha Harkness about his mother. However, Agatha avoids giving him a direct answer:

Billy Maximoff: “Is Wanda Maximoff really dead?”

Agatha Harkness: “Yes. No. Maybe.”

Billy: “Did you see a body?”

Agatha: “Yes, I did.”

Billy: “Did anybody else?”

Agatha: “It’s hard to say. Hey, you want straight answers, ask a straight lady.”