According to the facility employee, the former daytime talk show host showed no signs of dementia or memory loss: "Wendy doesn't have good and bad days. She's the same all the time. You can tell her something today, and 2 weeks later, she'll remember it. Her memory is fine."

Wendy Williams has called her $18,000 (£14,316) hospital unit ‘suffocating’ after speaking out against her guardianship. The former TV personality, 60, declared how much she wants to ‘get out’ of the assisted living facility and intends to end her guardianship.

Wendy Williams, under court-appointed guardianship since May 2022, expressed her desire to leave both the facility and her legal guardianship.

Wendy Williamsspoke out in a new interview with a devastating update on her current guardianship situation. “I don't have the freedom to do virtually anything,” Williams heartbreakingly confessed in a conversation on NewsNation's Banfield.

FreeWendy all the way, all day, and she really just needs our love and support,” Suzanne Bass said in a video on Instagram.

"I'm ready to get out of here," she said of the facility. "I'm ready to get out and get out of the guardianship. It's suffocating, it's very lonely"

Wendy Williams' former longtime producer Suzanne Bass blasted the former talk show host's guardianship as "horrible" and "terrifying." "You guys have been asking me for years if I've heard from Wendy,

Wendy Williams admitted she feels confined under the court-ordered arrangement which has placed her in the memory unit of an assisted living facility

As the public continues to grow concerned for Wendy Williams, the talk show host’s former producer weighs in on the “terrifying” guardianship situation. In a post on Instagram, producer Suzanne Bass broke her silence about the situation.