The legal battle between Wendy Williams’ representatives and A+E Networks, owner of television network, Lifetime, has revealed troubling news about the 60-year-old TV and radio […]

Wendy Williams' battle with dementia sparks debates on ethical storytelling, urging marketers to balance creativity, consent and respect in portraying vulnerable figures.

Wendy Williams‘ health has become an increasingly serious concern, with recent reports deeming her “permanently incapacitated” due to the effects of her condition. The recent filing revealed that the former talk show host is now facing significant cognitive challenges.

Wendy Williams' guardian gave an update on the former talk-show host's health battle in a recent letter to the court.

Wendy Williams was deemed “permanently incapacitated” due to frontotemporal dementia and primary progressive aphasia. The update follows a 2022 guardianship case initiated by Wells Fargo over concerns about Wendy’s welfare and finances.

Wendy Williams’ health battle has taken a turn for the worse. The former talk show host is now “permanently incapacitated” due to her dementia diagnosis. In new court documents,

Wendy Williams’ guardian filed a new legal document which claims the former TV host’s health has severely declined following her diagnoses with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia.

Sadly, Wendy Williams' ongoing battle with early-onset dementia has advanced, according to her court-appointed guardian. It looks like her career is all but over at this point.

Wendy Williams, longtime host of the daytime talk show “The Wendy Williams Show,” is “permanently incapacitated,” according to her guardian.

Wendy Williams, the former daytime talk show queen, is permanently "incapacitated" as her dementia has progressed, says her legal guardian.