Wendy Williams' Legal Battle Against A+E Networks Over Documentary Gains Public Attention

Court documents reveal Wendy Williams' guardian accuses A+E Networks of exploiting the talk show host's condition in a Lifetime documentary.

Wendy Williams' guardian alleges A+E Networks exploited her in the 'Where Is Wendy Williams?' documentary, portraying her in a demeaning manner.
Court documents unsealed, showing the guardian's claims that Williams, diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia, was filmed without proper consent.
The documentary aired despite attempts to obtain a temporary restraining order, sparking outrage among Williams' fans and friends.
Williams' family has mixed reactions, with some claiming she wanted to take ownership of her story through the documentary.
Legal battle continues as Williams' guardian challenges the validity of the contract for the docuseries, citing Williams' inability to consent.