Wendy Williams Says She Would Be ‘Very Comfortable’ Returning To Her Talk Show

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Wendy Williams is speaking out. On Thursday, the TV personality appeared on “Good Morning America” to address months of rumours about her mental health in the wake of her daytime talk show’s cancellation. READ MORE: ‘The Wendy Williams Show’ To End After 14 Seasons, Sherri Shepherd Taking Over Timeslot Asked how she’s doing, Williams said, “Health is very well and I’ve actually had a few appointments.

You know, I’m 57 now and I have the mind and body of a 25-year-old.” The TV host also said that amid her struggles, Wells Fargo froze her bank account for two months, causing her to miss mortgage payments. “They say I need somebody to handle my account and I don’t want that,” she said. “I want all my money, I wanna see all my money that I’ve worked hard for my entire life.

My entire life. I don’t lie, I don’t cheat, and I don’t steal. I am an honest hard-working person.” On court documents revealing the bank requested a conservatorship for Williams, she said, “Well, I want to spend more time with my family and working out and waiting for the responses to my money situation and Wells Fargo.

And they don’t like that.” At that point in the interview, a member of Williams’ team interjected, “There was an individual internal to Wells Fargo that Wendy worked with that Wendy wanted to have her son begin to come in and have a little bit more space, to get a little bit of knowledge as to the inner runnings of Wendy Williams, so the person that was there was going to be losing some of the access to Wendy that she had prior and I don’t think that she liked that.” READ MORE: Sherri Shepherd Shares What Wendy Williams’ Legacy Means To Her Earlier this month it was announced that Sherri Shepherd, who has been guest-hosting