American media personality and former broadcaster Wendy Williams says "I want my freedom back" amidst her ongoing guardianship issue. She is currently at an assisted living facility in New York.

Wendy Williams has taken the next step in her battle for freedom. The former talk show host, 60, signed an affidavit on Wednesday afternoon asking a judge to end her guardianship, according to TMZ.

If you are a Wendy Williams fan, you’ve likely seen this horrific photo of her breaking down behind the window of her room in a living facility she’s called home for some time. It’s actually from a ...

Wendy Williams wants her life back ... “This system has failed,” Williams told Levin. “I want my freedom back.” ...

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 ...

Williams' interview with "Impact x Nightline" is now streaming on Hulu. Wendy Williams is opening up about her fight for freedom from her yearslong court-ordered guardianship. Speaking to ...

Wendy Williams is fighting to end her guardianship and disputing her diagnosis, insisting she no longer needs a court-appointed guardian. Wendy Williams is asking a judge to end the guardianship ...

The former talk show host opened up about her stay in a New York facility in a new documentary titled TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy, available on Tubi. In the film, she reveals she's only been outside ...

Wendy Williams is pleading to be released from her guardianship ... "This system has failed from top to bottom. I want my freedom back." ...

The system has failed,' the star further emphasized, and then told Levin, 'I want my freedom back. How about that?' Last month in January, Wendy previously discussed details of her conservatorship ...