Williams said she feels "isolated" while currently living in an assisted living facility under her court-appointed guardianship

Wendy Williams' team is seeking an end to her guardianship which she claims she is 'trapped' in. The TV star got emotional when speaking about the situation.

Wendy Williams is letting her fans know how she’s doin’ as she pleads to be released from her guardianship. The former talk show host, 60, opened up about her stay in the New York facility, which she’s called a “prison,” claiming she’s “not allowed” to even go outside on her own free will.

Williams, who was first put under a guardianship in 2022 and later diagnosed with dementia in 2023, has insisted she is "not incapacitated"

Wendy Williams is reportedly set to file a petition to terminate her legal guardianship, with the document expected to be filed with New York's Surrogate Court

Wendy signed an affidavit Wednesday afternoon asking the judge to set her free. According to the affidavit, Wendy says she has "regained capacity" to function without a guardian. Wendy also says in the affidavit

Explore the latest on Wendy Williams, who, despite a 2023 dementia diagnosis and court-ordered guardianship since 2022, claims she hasn't seen a doctor in over two years.

Wendy Williams, after denying claims she’s in cognitive decline, has signed a legal document asking a judge to end the 2022 court-ordered guardianship imposed on her.