What with time being linear, the way that people keep moving around, and the fact that a stuck-up judge made us take our secret GPS tag out of Wendy Williams’ femur, it is impossible to state, with any sense of certainty, where exactly the talk show host is on the day that you’re reading this.
Where are the last known whereabouts of Wendy Williams?
What we can tell you is where Wendy Williams was the last time we heard from her. As of Nov. 2023, Williams was last reported to have entered treatment at a “wellness facility”, as relayed to Entertainment Tonight by her manager Will Selby back in June.
While he declined to go into detail on the former talk show host’s exact whereabouts or the specifics of her wellness journey, Selby expressed frustration that people are more concerned with where Williams is, not how she is.
Meanwhile, Williams’ son Kevin was interviewed by The U.S. Sun in June 2023, voicing his concerns that his mother was being taken advantage of during alleged difficulties with substance misuse. He further worried that his mother was “close to death.”
It’s clear Williams has been struggling for some time. In 2022, her series, The Wendy Williams Show, was shut down, with the Associated Press attributing its abrupt conclusion to Williams’ health issues, which had kept her from appearing on the program for nearly a year. Around that same time, Williams was at the center of a court case when her bank froze her assets, claiming that she may need a guardianship for her own well-being.
What is Wendy Williams up to today?
While we don’t have many answers about what Wendy Williams is currently up to, we soon will. It has been announced that there will be a Lifetime documentary called Where is Wendy Williams? that will provide worried fans with the answers they have been searching for.
The documentary is meant to pull back the curtain on Williams’ personal life and the struggles she faced since being put under financial guardianship and having her hit show canceled. It features testimony from Williams herself, as well as some of those closest to her. The four-and-half-hour, two-night documentary will debut on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 24 and 25.
