Former talk show host Wendy Williams discussed her court-appointed guardianship in an interview with “The View,” expressing that she is not cognitively impaired and wants to terminate the guardianship. She believes the guardianship was intended to manage her money, but her movements are now restricted without cause. Williams has been under guardianship since 2022, but she emphasized that she is not cognitively impaired as alleged by her guardian. She mentioned that her phone was taken away, and her contact with family and friends is limited. Williams was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in 2023, conditions affecting communication and brain function. A documentary released earlier this year showcased her struggles with the guardianship and her restricted movements within her assisted living facility.Williams mentioned an incident where she was taken to the hospital for a cognitive exam after dropping a note from her room asking for help. During the interview, she expressed her desire to end the guardianship and return to a normal life. Williams also updated fans on the status of her iconic purple chair from “The Wendy Williams Show,” indicating that it is currently in storage but she plans to have it in her apartment once the guardianship ends. She emphasized that she is not incapacitated and expressed a desire to move on with her life beyond the constraints of the guardianship.
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