Wendy Williams has spoken out about living in an assisted living facility after her court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey began overseeing her finances and health in 2022.

Wendy Williams has reportedly taken a major step towards ending her guardianship. The 60-year-old star - who fronted her eponymous talk

Wendy Williams has made claims about the lack of medical care she has received under a conservatorship. In a newly released TubiTV documentary TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy Williams, the coveted talk show host spoke candidly about not seeing a doctor in nearly two years.

In a new documentary, Wendy Williams opens up about her health and the struggle to regain control of her life.

As we previously told you, Williams has been taking steps to get out from under her court-appointed guardianship. At the end of January, she fired her court-appointed personal attorney after the latter didn’t file specific paperwork Williams requested that would have begun the process to decide if her guardianship is truly necessary.

Former talk show host Wendy Williams is trying to do away with the guardianship that has had her private life controlled by others. Williams filed the legal paperwork to end the guardianship hours after the documentary “ TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy ” was released on the streaming service Tubi, the gossip site reported.

Wendy Williams has taken the next step in her battle for freedom. The former talk show host, 60, signed an affidavit on Wednesday afternoon asking a judge to end her guardianship, according to TMZ. Sources told the outlet that Williams claimed she “regained [the] capacity” to function without her court-ordered guardian,

Wendy Williams has formally moved to end her guardianship. On Wednesday (February 12), Williams signed an affidavit requesting a judge remove her legal guardian, Sabrina Morrisey, according to TMZ. The move comes as Williams is claiming that she's "regained capacity" to function independently and is no longer suffering from frontotemporal dementia.