Wendy Williams Diagnosed With Dementia & Her Guardian Is Suing

Wendy Williams went from unapologetic gossip behind the mic inside of a radio station booth to being one of the hottest daytime television hosts on TV.  Then just as fast as you can say “how you doin” life stated unravelling for Wendy Williams from all directions.   Now with the new documentary “Where Is Wendy Williams” that was filmed between 2022 and 2023, is premiering on Lifetime February 24, 2024, we are being inundated with Wendy news. 

The latest is Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with aphasia and dementia, the same disorder as actor Bruce Willis.  

What exactly is aphasia?

Aphasia is defined as a condition that affects the ability to speak, write and understand language, according to the Mayo Clinic. The language disorder can occur after strokes or head injuries — and can even lead, in some cases, to dementia.

If that sad news was enough, Wendy Williams’ guardian just filed a lawsuit against Lifetime’s parent company.  A woman named Sabrina Morrissey who says she’s acting in her capacity as temporary guardian of W.W.H. (presumably Wendy Williams Hunter) — just filed suit against A&E Television Networks, but she did it under seal … meaning the public can’t peep what exactly she’s running to court for.

We reported a few days ago that according to the family due to a lack of communication with Wendy Williams‘ guardian, “We cannot reach out to her, but she can reach out to us. And she is in a healing place emotionally. She’s not the person that you see in this film.”  [read more]

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