Wendy Williams says ‘view’ that he wants from his guardian

Wendy Williams He appeared this morning on “The View” to defend himself from the claim that she was mentally incapable.

Former Talk Show presenter, who has been appointed in Court of 2022, spoke with a show by phone about why she made a decision on a test of competencies this week, which she had previously said she had passed with “flying colors”.

“I needed a breath of fresh air. I should have visited a doctor, so I went to the hospital,” she said to the hosts “View” about an independent estimate.

Wendy Williams says she laid a competence test with ‘flying colors’ after being transported to hospital

She added, “It was my choice to get an independent assessment of my incompetence, which I don’t have. As they dare they say I have incompetence. I am not.”

Williams, who has been living in a memory care unit for almost a year, has been discharged from the hospital on Wednesday. At the facility, she claimed that she was not allowed to visitors and that she usually remained in her bedroom. She said she was not allowed to leave under the object.

Host Sunny host She shared that the show received a statement from the legal care team that she did not hold her from her family and that she had received excellent medical care, which Williams continued to deny.

Former “Wendy Williams Show” host also complained about his guardian and judge involved in her case, saying, “I need them … to get off my door. I can’t do it anymore with these two people.”

“I don’t want a guard … It’s been over three years, it’s time for my money and my life to get back to the status quo,” she insisted.

“I need them … to get off the door. I can’t do it with these two people. I don’t want a guard.”

– Wendy Williams

Williams, along with her caregiver, Ginalis Monterroso, explained that the custody was first appointed in 2022 after her bank frozen her account after noticing some unusual consumption. She agreed to be appointed guardian because she believed that the arrangement could help her finances under control, but shortly thereafter, she says that Guardian took control of his life.

Wendy Williams denies that ‘cognitively damaged’, says guardianship ‘feels like I’m in prison’

“At this point of my life, I want to abolish custody and continue with my life, if it is possible at all,” she said.

Earlier this week, Williams was taken to a hospital after calling 911.

“On Monday, March 10, 2025. NYPD responded to a welfare check on 505 West 35”, New York Police Directorate said in a statement provided by Fox News Digital.

“Ems reacted and transported a 60-year-old woman to a hospital in the area for an estimate.”

According to New York PostWilliams tossed a written note that read “Help! Wendy !!” through the window.

The day after she was taken to New York hospital, she talked to Rosanna Scotto on a live segment “Good Day New York” Discuss the outcome of her competencies’ tests, which she says has asked for herself.

Williams said she had laid tests with “flying colors.”

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“Everyone really knows that Wendy is not disabled,” he told Scotto, Monterrosa, who was also present during that interview.

During the performance “Breakfast Club” On the same morning, Williams further explained why she prayed to go to the medical facility and was evaluated by an independent doctor.

“The police appeared. I was exhausted. I wanted to go to the hospital with a doctor,” Williams told the hosts.

Monterroso said they were focused on the laser on an attempt to get into the “some movement” in TV personality The case of guardianship.

“We were quite stuck at one point, waiting for the lawyers to break through and get some kind of trial,” Monterroso said while he was at the “Breakfast Club”. “I did two things. I wrote a letter to the adult protective services and explained to them Wendy’s situation. She was isolated and needed an investigation.”

“Yesterday morning, during the morning calls, I said Wendy,” we will call the police and tell them that you are isolated. “I led to the police as if wendy was my child.

Williams said that during the interview with the implementation of the law, she told them: “I am not incapable of because I am accused [of]. ”

“This floor I live on is a memory unit,” Williams explained. “People who live there don’t remember anything, unlike me. Why am I here? What is happening? It’s a cry for help.”

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Earlier this year, Williams denied that she was cognitively damaged and acknowledged during an interview with “The BreakFast Club” that her guardianship felt like “prison”.

“I’m not cognitively damaged, but I feel like I’m in prison,” Williams said in January. “I’m in this place with people who are in my 90s and 80s and in the 70’s. These people, something is wrong with these people on this floor. Obviously I’m not.”

“Where I am … you have to get the keys to unlock the door to press the elevator to get down, first of all. Other of all, these people here are all here like nurses, so to speak,” she said. Williams admitted that he was not referred to the drug he gave her. “Excuse me, doctors, can you tell me what that pill is?”

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In February 2024. The Williams team announced that it was diagnosed with progressive aphasia and the fronttemporal dementia.

Fox News Digital’s Tracy Wright and Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.