Wendy Williams' Legal Battles: Fighting for Freedom from Guardianship

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Wendy Williams is making headlines again as her legal battles intensify this October. Her ex-husband Kevin Hunter just suffered a major defeat in court when Judge Margaret M Garnett dismissed his lawsuit on October ninth seeking two hundred fifty million dollars and control of Wendy's guardianship. According to Complex and TheGrio, Hunter had filed the suit back in June claiming fraud, neglect and abuse by her current guardian Sabrina Morrissey, but Wendy herself told TMZ she had no idea Hunter was filing on her behalf and called him a money grubber who she wants no part of in her life.

The sixty year old former talk show host has been fighting her own battle to end the guardianship that's been in place since twenty twenty two. She's been living in an assisted living facility following her diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, though Wendy continues to deny claims about her incapacitation. In a recent interview with The Cut published mid-October, Wendy described her current situation at the Coterie facility as a dump, despite the place costing twenty five thousand eight hundred dollars per month. She revealed she requires permission from both her guardian and the facility just to leave.

Meanwhile, there's been some confusion online with another Wendy making news. Real Housewives of Potomac star Wendy Osefo and her husband Eddie were arrested on October ninth on sixteen and eighteen count indictments respectively for insurance fraud in Maryland. According to the Black Catholic Messenger and Reality Tea, the couple allegedly fabricated a home burglary in April twenty twenty four to collect over four hundred fifty thousand dollars in insurance payouts. Former Real Housewives of New York star Eboni K Williams, who's also an attorney, predicted on Carlos King's podcast that if convicted, the Osefos could face serious prison time despite being first time offenders. Their initial hearing is scheduled for November seventh.

As for Wendy Williams, her fight for freedom from guardianship continues as she maintains she's mentally competent and ready to reclaim control of her life and finances.

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Episode Transcript

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Wendy Williams is making headlines again as her legal battles intensify.
This October, her ex husband Kevin Hunter just suffered a
major defeat in court when Judge Margaret M. Garnett dismissed
his lawsuit on October ninth, seeking two hundred and fifty
million dollars and control of Wendy's guardianship. According to Complex
and the Grill, Hunter had filed the suit back in June,

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had no idea Hunter was filing on her behalf and
called him a money grubber who she wants no part
of in her life. The sixty year old former talk
show host has been fighting her own battle to end
the guardianship that's been in place since twenty twenty two.

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She's been living in an assisted living facility following her
diagnosis of primary progressive ephasia and front of temporal dementia,
though Wendy continues to deny claims about her incapacitation. In
a recent interview with The Cut published mid October, Wendy
described her current situation at the Coterie Facility as a
dump despite the place costing twenty five thousand, eight hundred

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dollars per month. She revealed she requires permission from both
her guardian and the facility just to leave. Meanwhile, there's
been some confusion online with another Wendy making news. Real
Housewives of Potomac star Wendy Ossepho and her husband Eddie
were arrested on October ninth, on sixteen and eighteen count indictments, respectively,

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for insurance fraud in Maryland. According to The Black Catholic
Messenger and Reality Tea, the couple allegedly fabricated a home
burglary in April twenty twenty four to collect over four
hundred fifty thousand dollars in insurance payouts. Former Real Housewives
of New York star Ebony K. Williams, who's also an attorney,
predicted on Carlos King's podcast that if convicted, Theossefos could

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face serious prison time despite being first time offenders. Their
initial hearing is scheduled for November seventh. As for Wendy Williams,
her fight for freedom from guardianship continues, as she maintained
she's mentally competent and ready to reclink control of her
life and finances. And that is it for today. Make
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