Wendy Williams' Guardianship Battle: Sobriety, Dementia Dispute, and Fight for Freedom
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Wendy Williams' Guardianship Battle: Sobriety, Dementia Dispute, and Fight for Freedom
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However, I can provide you with recent significant developments about Wendy Williams based on the search results:
Wendy Williams continues making rare public appearances while fighting her court-imposed guardianship. According to reporting from December 2025, Williams attended Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn on December 14th, wearing a red ultra-short dress with a Gucci belt and UGG boots, which went viral on social media with mixed reactions from fans about her church attire.
Her son Kevin Hunter Jr. posted a significant update on Instagram on December 23rd, stating that his mother is sober and wants to come home, emphasizing that isolation is harming her faster than anything else. He confirmed the family is actively fighting to remove her from her current assisted living facility.
Williams' legal situation remains contentious. According to her attorney Joe Tacopina, a New York neurologist specializing in Alzheimer's disease evaluated her and concluded she does not have frontotemporal dementia, contradicting the diagnosis made by doctors hired by her guardian Sabrina Morrissey. Tacopina previously indicated Williams may have suffered from alcohol-induced dementia rather than the claimed progressive neurological disease.
In March 2025, Williams was taken from her assisted living facility by ambulance for a welfare check at a hospital. She subsequently claimed she passed a mental competency test with flying colors and appeared on Good Day New York and The View to refute incapacity claims. She emphasized that terminating her guardianship is her top priority.
The guardianship began in 2022 after unusual account activity at Wells Fargo, which the bank itself initiated. Williams has stated she was willing to accept it initially but now wants it terminated so she can regain control of her finances and life.
Additionally, a legal filing alleges Williams received minimal compensation for the Lifetime documentary "Where Is Wendy Williams," which she and her legal team characterize as exploitative.
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