Wendy Williams Fires Attorney in Guardianship Battle
The former TV host seeks new legal representation to challenge her court-appointed guardianship, which she describes as restrictive and emotionally abusive.
- Wendy Williams has dismissed her court-appointed attorney, Linda Redlisky, citing failure to file necessary paperwork to initiate a trial by jury for her guardianship case.
- The former talk show host has compared her living situation in a New York assisted-living facility to a 'luxury prison,' claiming severe restrictions on her autonomy and access to resources.
- Williams alleges she has only $15 to her name and accuses her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, of taking advantage of her financial situation.
- Supporters, including family and friends, have launched a GoFundMe campaign that has raised over $44,000 to help cover her legal fees and secure experienced representation.
- Williams, who voluntarily entered guardianship in 2022 due to health issues, now disputes claims of cognitive impairment and is fighting for greater independence.