Charlamagne Tha God has recently provided fans of Wendy Williams with a glimmer of hope regarding her health status, following months of concern stemming from a controversial docuseries about the former talk show host. The series raised alarms after it was revealed that Williams had been diagnosed with dementia and aphasia, leading to troubling rumors that she was “stuck” in a treatment facility and unable to see her loved ones.
Despite the ongoing worries, supporters of Williams were uplifted by footage shared in December, which showed her at her son’s graduation ceremony, visibly happy and engaged with family. Observers noted that she appeared mentally sharp, with one attendee remarking on her ability to crack jokes and connect with those around her.
Charlamagne, a close friend of Williams, recently spoke about his own conversation with her during an episode of The Breakfast Club. He dismissed claims that she is “permanently incapacitated,” which her guardian Sabrina Morrissey had mentioned in a lawsuit against A+E Networks regarding the docuseries. According to Charlamagne, their phone call revealed that Williams was quite capable and ready to return to her radio roots. “She sounded like she could do radio tomorrow if she wanted to,” he stated emphatically, asserting that there was nothing about Wendy that suggested incapacitation.
Charlamagne’s comments come as a reassuring counter to the alarming reports that have circulated about Williams’ condition, providing fans with a hopeful perspective on her current state. As her supporters continue to rally around her, it seems that the conversation surrounding Wendy Williams is far from over.
