Wendy Williams Breaks Silence After Police Escort & Psych Evaluation

Wendy Williams is speaking up after a bit of chaos earlier this week. On Monday (March 10), Willaims got a police escort to the hospital after Adult Protective Services opened an investigation into her case. She called into The Breakfast Club Tuesday morning to discuss the situation. Her caretaker, Ginalisa Monterroso, also joined her on the show.

At first, Williams said police arrived at the care facility for a wellness check on her. "The police came into the room, Wendy gave me the phone and I pleaded with the police as if Wendy was my child, telling them you are isolated and we need some help," said Monterroso. 

Williams states that she let the police know that she was not "incapacitated" as she has been accused of being by others around her. Police then took her out of the facility and to the hospital for an independent medical evaluation which she passed completely.

Back in 2023, doctors diagnosed Williams will aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Her guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, was then appointed to make decisions on her behalf by the courts. Morrissey later claimed that Williams was now "cognitively impaired, permanently disabled, and legally incapacitated." During her interview, she refuted the allegations made by Morrissey.

Listen to the full Wendy Williams interview below and hear her updates on her health and well being as the drama continues to unfold.