'Where's Wendy Williams?'
Wendy Williams is back in public view in an emotional new trailer for her upcoming Lifetime documentary, Where is Wendy Williams?
The trailer (below) shows the beloved former talk show host, 59, tearfully struggling with health issues as her family and friends try to offer their support. The footage is often difficult to watch as Williams is clearly suffering both mentally and physically.
“I have no money, and I'm going to tell you something,” Williams says in the trailer. “If it happened to me, it can happen to you.”
“Mom's done a great job, and it always seems right, but something's really wrong,” says her son, Kevin Hunter Jr. enough She has 'yes' people around her who have allowed this to continue.
At one point, an invisible man asks if she's drunk a bottle of what appears to be alcohol, and Williams orders him to “keep the bottle right there.”
The documentary has “unparalleled access” to Williams and his family for nearly two years.
The official description reads: “Wendy Williams was placed under financial protection and after the unexpected cancellation of her hit talk show, she was determined to make a career again. Opening the doors to her personal life like never before, she tried to rebuild her career and her legacy despite facing health issues and personal turmoil. Cameras recorded the comeback journey. Given unprecedented access to film with Wendy and her family for nearly two years, what was captured was not what anyone expected. The documentary offers the raw, honest and unfiltered reality of Wendy's life after being placed under financial protection, about the vulnerabilities that made Wendy a hot topic. Shedding light.Mental and physical problems, Wendy's fragile state of mind, erratic behavior and declining health were captured by the cameras. Where is Wendy Williams? The story of Wendy's journey to resurrect her life, and what the filmmakers discover along the way. But many questions remain – who really has Wendy's best interest at heart? Is she all right now?”
Williams was a daytime talk show queen for 12 years The Wendy Williams Show Canceled due to his health. He first sparked fears about his health when he fainted live in 2027. He has previously been outspoken about the current issues surrounding drug abuse. In 2022, The Hollywood Reporter The show detailed Williams' behind-the-scenes struggles.
A four-and-a-half-hour, two-night documentary Where is Wendy Williams? Saturday and Sunday, Feb. On the 24th and 25th, the Friday before Friday debuts at 8pm, promoting a lifetime biography Wendy Williams: The Movie and his 2021 documentary, Wendy Williams: What a mess.
