Wendy Williams says she will never drink again if she’s freed from her guardianship. Wendy said she does not drink anymore.

Wendy Williams has been fighting for her freedom for more than two years. Now, she’s talking about what she’ll do next.

Coterie — the Lenox Hill facility where Williams has been staying — has accused her niece of breaching the law by taking the former talk show host out to dinner Wednesday night.

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Wendy Williams has made it clear that she won't stop fighting against her conservatorship, saying she passed a recent evaluation with "flying colors." ...

The 60-year-old former talk show host called into Good Day New York on March 11 from the hospital, where she had been taken ...

Wendy Williams has asked to be reevaluated in an ongoing battle to end the conservatorship she's been under for almost two ...

Wendy Williams is not a virtual prisoner at a Manhattan assisted living facility — despite recent media reports, an attorney ...

Wendy Williams, who is currently in a court-ordered guardianship for cognitive impairment, said she passed mental competency exams after being escorted to the hospital from her New York care facility.

Wendy Williams is making headlines once again, this time not just for her past television career but for her ongoing battle with guardianship and her health. Recently rushed to the hospital, Wendy ...

The 60-year-old TV personality clarified her wishes: She hopes to be released from her legal guardianship to return to everyday life. For Williams, this would mean “staying in New York” and “going ...

Wendy Williams has passed her mental competency evaluations with "flying colours" following her hospitalisation earlier this ...