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Where Is Wendy Williams? ultimately aired last month.
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"There’s no way you can convince me that she would be OK with looking and seeing herself in that way," Shawn Zanotti said.
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Hostin said she's seen some "questionable" behavior from Spears since her conservatorship was lifted in 2021.
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It has since been revealed that Williams was diagnosed with dementia.
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This four-and-a-half-hour docuseries is tough to watch, but for anyone following the confusing controversy over Williams' health and care, it's a must watch.
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The new series offers a raw look at Wendy’s life after she was placed under financial guardianship.
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“Let me say, wow! Your response has been overwhelming."
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The identity of Williams' guardian has been revealed as New York lawyer Sabrina Morrissey.
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The new four-part series offers an unfiltered look at Wendy's life following the end of her popular daytime talk show.
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"There were definitely people around her that you do question," Alex Finnie said.
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Williams' team said the conditions "have already presented significant hurdles" in her life.
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Williams got the scoop from an "eyewitness that worked in the Clark County Courthouse," the couple recalled.
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A source close to production claimed Williams would be "drunk on air" while filming The Wendy Williams Show.
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"If it can happen to me, it can happen to you," Williams says in the trailer.
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"We still haven’t forgiven you for what you did to Janet Jackson."
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According to Williams herself, she is "formerly retired" and looking for her next gig.
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She didn't want to believe it was actually ending.
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"I want to see all my money."
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Shepherd has guest-hosted The Wendy Williams Show since Williams took medical leave last September.
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The View host will have her own standalone show.