Overview

• Wendy Williams publicly rejected her 2023 frontotemporal dementia diagnosis during a 'Breakfast Club' interview, claiming she is not cognitively impaired.
• Her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, has requested a new medical evaluation to reassess Williams' mental and neurological condition.
• Morrissey stated that Williams' diagnosis was originally made by specialists at Weill Cornell Medical Center and legally confirmed by a judge in 2022.
• The guardianship is also involved in legal action against A&E over the 2024 Lifetime documentary 'Where Is Wendy Williams?', which Williams says she did not consent to but is open to working with Lifetime again.
• Williams has described her current living situation as isolating and restrictive, likening it to imprisonment, and has fired her court-appointed attorney as part of her efforts to end the guardianship.