Williams, who was first put under a guardianship in 2022 and later diagnosed with dementia in 2023, has insisted she is "not incapacitated"

Wendy Williams is letting her fans know how she’s doin’ as she pleads to be released from her guardianship. The former talk show host, 60, opened up about her stay in the New York facility, which she’s called a “prison,” claiming she’s “not allowed” to even go outside on her own free will.

Wendy Williams has spoken out about living in an assisted living facility after her court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey began overseeing her finances and health in 2022.

Ms. Williams, whose health has been scrutinized since she left her daytime talk show in 2021, has been under the control of a court-appointed guardian for the past three years.

As we previously told you, Williams has been taking steps to get out from under her court-appointed guardianship. At the end of January, she fired her court-appointed personal attorney after the latter didn’t file specific paperwork Williams requested that would have begun the process to decide if her guardianship is truly necessary.

Wendy Williams denies dementia claims, blasts her guardianship, and says she wants no part in the Lifetime lawsuit.