Wendy Williams Speaks Out on Conservatorship: ‘I Need Out of This’

Former talk show host Wendy Williams has broken her silence on her court-appointed conservatorship, telling NewsNation’s Ashleigh Banfield that she feels trapped and financially restricted.

Williams Challenges Conservatorship and Legal Control

• Williams revealed that her medical reassessment tests never took place, despite claims that she is “incapacitated”.
• She believes her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, may be misusing her finances.
• “The first thing I have to do is get an attorney,” Williams said, suggesting that she plans to fight for her independence.

A Life Under Strict Control

• Williams compared her conservatorship to prison, saying she has little control over her own life or finances.
• Despite reportedly paying $18,000 a month, she says she has only a bedroom, a bathroom, and a window.
• Even her toiletries are locked away, requiring permission to access them.

What’s Next for Wendy Williams?

With public concern growing over her well-being and legal status, Williams’ revelations could spark renewed legal battles and calls for conservatorship reform. As she seeks new legal representation, the fight for her freedom and financial control is just beginning.