Former talk show host Wendy Williams has been in the spotlight recently due to a lawsuit filed by her temporary guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, in an attempt to block the release of a new documentary about Williams’ struggles. The lawsuit has now been unsealed, providing an inside look at Williams’ day-to-day life and the reasons behind Morrissey’s legal actions.
In the lawsuit, Morrissey argued that Williams was not capable of handling her own business affairs when she signed the documentary contract, as well as her executive producer role. Morrissey claimed that Williams was unable to effectively shape how she was portrayed in the documentary, and that her ability to care for herself had deteriorated since the guardianship began. Morrissey stated that Williams now requires constant daily supervision to ensure her safety, well-being, and dignity.
Morrissey also alleged that she was under the impression that the documentary would present Williams’ comeback story in a positive light, and that she would be able to see the finished product before its release. However, Morrissey claims she was blindsided when the trailer for the documentary was released, as she had never seen a final cut.
Days before the documentary was released, it was revealed that Williams had been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia the previous year, and had entered a treatment center to deal with her health issues. The creative team behind the documentary stated that they would not have made the film had they known about Williams’ diagnosis, although Morrissey’s claims suggest that they may have had some knowledge of her health struggles.
Overall, the lawsuit and subsequent unsealing of the legal documents shed light on the complexities surrounding the release of the documentary “Where is Wendy Williams?” The situation has only added to the mystery and intrigue surrounding Williams’ current circumstances, leaving fans and viewers wondering what the future holds for the former talk show host.
