Uncle Sam is after Wendy Williams. The media mogul is apparently behind on her taxes and is in danger of losing her New York City condominium.
On the other hand, Wendy Williams' former attorney, LaShawn Thomas, blames Williams' court-ordered guardianship for her deteriorating health and isn't sold on her diagnosis.
Talk show host Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with aphasia and dementia. A press release issued on behalf of Williams thanked fans for their support, saying that she is continuing to receive treatment.
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TV personality Wendy Williams is undergoing treatment in a wellness facility. Her manager, Will Selby, confirmed the news and defended her decision while expressing optimism about her situation. Williams, who has battled alcoholism in addition to other health issues, was reported to have been hospitalized last month but her publicist denied that took place.
Kevin is referring to the fact that her team is allowing her to be filmed for a reality TV series while she struggles with her mental and physical health. Something that most people would rather remain private.
It looks like the Queen of All Media is mounting a comeback. Wendy Williams says she's formerly retired and wants to be a guest on 'The View.'
Wendy Williams' son, Kevin Hunter Jr., is facing some financial troubles. He was evicted from his Miami apartment for back rent.
It seems Wendy Williams is on the road to recovery. She looks to be happy and healthy in her first appearance since rehab.
The Wendy Williams Show chapter has come to an official close. Wendy now has her sights on the podcast game.
In an exclusive interview with ABC News’ TJ Holmes, Williams not only revealed that she’s ready to return to work after missing season 14 of her highly successful talk show, but also that her absence is not "health-related" noting that her doctor advised her that she has the "mind and body of a 25-year old."
After the announcement that the eponymous show of his ex-wife, Wendy Williams, was coming to an end after 14 seasons, Hunter has officially filed a lawsuit against the production company for..
