Wendy Williams Challenges Guardianship After Passing Cognitive Evaluation
The former talk show host disputes her dementia diagnosis and seeks to regain autonomy as investigations into her court-ordered guardianship continue.
- Wendy Williams remains under a court-ordered guardianship imposed in 2022 after a dementia diagnosis, restricting her autonomy and financial control.
- Williams has publicly denied her diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia and recently claimed to have passed a mental acuity evaluation.
- Her healthcare advocate revealed she initially believed the guardianship would only oversee her finances, not her personal life or decision-making.
- Family members and advocates have raised concerns about the guardianship system and its handling of Williams' care, with ongoing investigations by Adult Protective Services and the NYPD.
- Williams has expressed optimism about her legal battle, citing progress and increased attention to her case as she seeks to regain control of her life.