Overview
- A New York neurologist recently completed a battery of tests and delivered the results to Wendy Williams’ legal team late last month.
- Her attorneys intend to file within roughly two weeks to request a hearing to end the court-ordered guardianship.
- If the judge refuses to terminate the arrangement, attorney Joe Tacopina plans to seek a jury trial.
- The new medical opinion conflicts with a 2024 public diagnosis and earlier evaluations that cited frontotemporal dementia and aphasia.
- Williams has been under guardianship since Wells Fargo raised undue influence concerns in 2022, and prior filings by guardian Sabrina Morrissey described her as permanently incapacitated.