“I want my freedom back” - Wendy Williams seen crying from an assisted living facility while giving interview, says son overstepped boundaries
American media personality and former broadcaster Wendy Williams says "I want my freedom back" amidst her ongoing guardianship issue. She is currently at an assisted living facility in New York.
Wendy Williams taking action to end guardianship; TMZ reporting
TMZ is exclusively reporting that Wendy Williams is taking action to end her guardianship. The outlet reports that Wendy signed an affidavit Wednesday afternoon asking a judge to set her free. Gino Salomone joins FOX6 WakeUp with the Hollywood headlines.
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What We Know About Wendy Williams's ConservatorshipA year after her team said she was diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, Williams claims she is “not ...
Wendy Williams is opening up about her fight for freedom from her yearslong court-ordered guardianship in an interview with "Impact x Nightline." ...
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Wendy Williams denies claims she is 'permanently incapacitated' and is open to new collabWendy Williams has denied that she is permanently incapacitated,' after claims surfaced that the star had dementia.
Photos of Wendy Williams with niece Alex Finnie from Finnie’s IG, posted on Dec. 21, 2024. Instagram / @alexcfinnie She’s currently in a facility in New York, where she is able to call her ...
A lawyer is claiming that Wendy Williams has “good and bad days” but states that her recent call to The Breakfast Club isn’t a sign she’s free from dementia. Roberta Kaplan, who represents ...
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