highlighting the 60-year-old's impassioned criticism amid her ongoing conservatorship battle against legal guardian Sabrina Morrissey. Joining the discussion by phone, Williams told the panel during the pre-recorded session — moderated by Joy Behar ...

Wendy Williams called in to “The View” for a phone interview during the Friday, March 14, episode of the ABC talk show.

Former talk show host Wendy Williams took steady aim at her court-appointed guardianship in an interview with "The View" Friday, insisting that she is not cognitively impaired and does not know why she is being kept in a "memory unit" at an assisted living facility.

Wendy Williams called into the “The View” on the March 14 episode and told her guardian Sabrina Morrissey and the judge who declared her “legally incapacitated” to “get off my neck.” Williams also declared: “I need a new guardian.

Wendy Williams called into "The View" for a rare interview amid her conservatorship this week, and during the conversation, she had one major request for those keeping her in the arrangement: "get off my neck.

Williams' health has been subject to speculation since she said she's "trapped in a conservatorship" in January.

Wendy Williams called into ‘The View’ to offer an update on her health after a welfare check led to a hospital evaluation

Wendy Williams made her voice heard on Friday’s (March 14) live episode of The View. The former talk show host called into the program to talk about her current health condition and life inside a memory care center and declared she’s ready to end her guardianship — or at least take her current guardian,