Former producer Wendy Williams addresses “horrific” custody

Wendy Williams Former long -standing producer Suzanna bass It exploded to the guardianship of the former leading current “horrible” and “horrible”.

“You guys asked me for years when I heard from Wendy and what I was doing to help Wendy,” bass said in a video that shared through instagram Friday, February 28.

“I will be honest,” she continued, “I didn’t hear from Wendy until last week. My phone rang and it was Wendy. I cried, yelled, the branded, Jack was at home, my older one, but said I needed to work.”

Williams “sounds fantastic,” the bass continued, adding that the former television presenter “sounds best that it sounded over the years.”

Bass “Learn every day since then more and more about her story, what she has experienced, what she is experiencing is a terrible custody she is in. It’s awful and horribly. And so, #freewendy for the whole day,” she summarized.

Williams smiled when her noticed At the Miami International Airport on February 15, being at the airport on a motorized scooter. A source close to the former lead current detach Us exclusively In January, she did much better among health problems.

“She’s still Wendy,” the source said. “Her conversations are the same rhythmic and her thinking is open.

In February 2024, Williams revealed She was diagnosed with frontal dementia and aphasia. “Vendy allowed the diagnosis to get medical attention she requires,” her spokesman said at the time.

“The decision to share this news was difficult and made after careful consideration not only in order to advocate the understanding and compassion of Wendy, but also to increase the awareness of aphasia and the front -tenship and maintain thousands of other circumstances.”

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Wendy Williams shares its fighting in a future lifelong documentary called “Where is wendy williams”. On Friday, February 2, a trailer for a two-part special appearance through social media, in which Williams, is 59 years old, and her son Kevin Hunter Jr. talk about her problems. (Life has not officially announced the project. US Weekly (…)

Williams rarely appeared in public since the exchange of news but it was seen with your son Kevin Hunter -younger. In August 2024, and she studied in his graduation four months later in December 2024.

The insider has also shared that Williams sometimes use the scooter as a result of its lymphedema, such as tissue swelling caused by the accumulation of fluid, which usually flocks through the lymphatic system of the body. Williams told about his experience with this in 2019.

She also took Three weeks of rest From her show to the fight against Gravso’s disease in 2018. At the time, told her representative US Weekly“Dr. Wendy has appointed the necessary three weeks of rest to get a level and medication in sync.”