Wendy Williams Challenges Guardianship While Living in Assisted Facility's Memory Unit
The former talk show host disputes her dementia diagnosis and seeks freedom from court-ordered guardianship after being moved to a restricted care unit.
- Wendy Williams, under court-ordered guardianship since 2022, is fighting to regain control over her finances and personal decisions.
- The former TV host resides in a New York assisted living facility, paying up to $52,000 per month for memory care services and luxury amenities.
- Williams was moved to the facility's memory unit after reportedly getting intoxicated at its restaurant, limiting her mobility and access to certain areas.
- She denies her frontotemporal dementia diagnosis, claiming she is not cognitively impaired, despite prior medical assessments and court rulings.
- Williams has filed an affidavit requesting a new mental evaluation as part of her ongoing legal efforts to terminate the guardianship.