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Wendy Williams‘The current living arrangements are once again placed under the spotlight.
After the ID channel performed a new special called Trapping: What happens to Wendy Williams?Some supporters grew concern for an allegation that Williams, 60, had been moved to a more restrictive area in her New York City supported living facility after drinking on its July 2024 birthday.
According to a source, Williams actually drunk when celebrating in a roof bar. However, the incident did not have an impact on where she lived.
“She was always to be on the fifth floor,” a source was shared with her only Weekly US. “But a temporary room on the third floor (which allowed more access to her). It was not a penalty (was moved to the fifth floor). It was always going to be her room. She was waiting for her to be empty.”
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He described the source of Williams’ guardianship as a “bad film” and questioned why the talk show host was placed at a facility with a bar if the guardian knew she had problems with substance mistress.
Williams was originally set in guardianship in 2022 and was diagnosed with primary primary Afasia and Frontotemporal (FTD) dementia.
When appearing on The scene In March, Williams admitted “celebrating” her 60th birthday in July 2024, but insisted she was now sober.
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Johnny Nunez/Wirimage“(My) relationship (with substances) is right and wonderful,” She split up. “I’ve had my (vices) and I have to tell you something: I’m easy to get on with my life, alcohol free.”
Last year, the guardian of the former spoke Sabrina Morrissey Filing a memo says it has become a “permanent cognitive and incapable impairment” following a diagnosis of early -start dementia.
But Williams insisted on daughters The scene She does not have a cognitive impairment and does not know why she is kept in a “memory unit” in a supported living facility: “Get off my neck,” she said in the telephone interview of her guardian and the judge who ordered the guardianship.
She added that she wants to “move on with my life:“ It’s time for my money and my life to go back to status quo, ”said Williams The scene.
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Instead of discussing hot topics through a talking show or radio show, Williams is trying to keep herself busy with her current live arrangements, the source said Us.
“She goes to the work couple of the week and she spends a lot of time in her room unless she has appointments,” shared the source. “She can see her family, but anyone else needs permission from her guardian.”
Williams is in a “good mood” after she had new attorneys, with the source adding that they are working to help get Williams out of guardianship.
“They basically have their best benefit. Going forward, everything should be better for her,” he claimed the source. “Whatever is best for Wendy, they will go through the right channels and will be in the best interests of Wendy.”
Back in March, Williams see it on a rare public trip where she enjoyed lunch with friends in Manhattan.
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Although fans are unable to receive regular updates directly from the TV personality, the source said it was “positive and happy” – especially after gaining new legal representation.
“It’s not as it was before because there are people who actually work on her case,” the source explained. “I think Wendy will go out, but obstacles will be put in place to protect them. I think at some point, she will have as much independence as she can treat.”
Weekly US reached out to an attorney and Williams guardian for comments.
