Wendy Williams criticizes her caregivers for abandoning her with the incorrect vehicle

Wendy William’s family’s apprehensions regarding her caregivers seem to be justified in light of a recent incident.

The well-being of the former broadcaster is being negatively impacted by the court-appointed guardians and attendants, as expressed by her loved ones. Her son, Kevin Hunter Jr., has consistently criticized them for failing to adequately safeguard his renowned mother.

Wendy Williams, who was diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in 2023, appeared to have similar concerns about her team as her family. She engaged in a contentious conversation with them after a rare public appearance to commemorate her son’s graduation from Florida International University.

Wendy Williams and her caregivers engage in a heated argument regarding their inadequate treatment.
Williams’ argument with her caregivers was recorded on video by members of the “We In Miami” podcast. The media personality was visibly agitated after her son’s graduation dinner in Miami last week, as evidenced by a snippet of the incident that was shared on Instagram.

While seated on her mobility scooter on a bustling street sidewalk, the former presenter of the “Wendy Williams Show” addressed her caregivers. She criticized them for leaving her scooter unattended and for bringing the incorrect vehicle to retrieve her from the restaurant.

“I knocked on the door, and it was entirely the wrong car. They had received the wrong vehicle.” “They left my scooter as they walked over there,” Williams explained to the podcast crew when they inquired about the incident. She also added:

“It cost me a mint to leave my most precious possession.” They simply left my belongings in the open.

The former television host demanded superior care.

The podcast host clarified that Williams’ decision to walk out of the restaurant rather than use her mobility scooter was the cause of the incident between her caretakers and her.

Nevertheless, her team allegedly abandoned the scooter on the side of the road after taking it outside the restaurant before relocating.

The video reverted to Williams, who remained resolute in her criticism of her caregivers. She insisted that they bring the appropriate vehicle and park it in a location that was readily accessible to her. Furthermore, she demanded that her employees provide superior care, as she stated:

“They are supposed to be placing an order for the vehicle.” That is what you are supposed to be doing. They are interested in working for me. That is precisely what they are undertaking. They are profiting from my actions. Acquire the Godd-mn vehicle.

The broadcast veteran was enthusiastic about her son’s graduation.
Williams’ enthusiasm for her son’s graduation was likely dampened by the chaotic exchange with her caregivers. The Blast reported that she was glammed up for the event, and content creator Ronald Beasley shared the behind-the-scenes details on Instagram.

“Wendy informed me that it has been an entire year since she last purchased a new wig.” She requested a replacement, and Bali in Miami fabricated one for her. Beasley disclosed, “She was unable to cease discussing her affection for the wig and the sensation it evoked.”

Additionally, the broadcast veteran relished manicure and pedicure appointments during the ceremony. She is said to have shed tears while observing her son’s graduation from college with her family, which included her 93-year-old father, Thomas Williams Sr., and her sister, Wanda Finnie.

Is there a threat to the National Radio Hall of Fame honoree?

Williams’ relatives suspect that her court-appointed guardian and caretakers are not providing her with the highest quality of care. In an Instagram update, Hunter Jr., her son, underscored the importance of her being with family rather than in a care facility, stating:

“While I am present, I would like to provide a brief update on my mother.” She is sober and expresses a desire to return home. We are striving to achieve this goal because Isolation is causing her to perish at an accelerated rate.

Similar sentiments were expressed by Williams’ sister in the Lifetime documentary “Where Is Wendy Williams?” who contended that the media personality was not adequately cared for. Mark Ford, one of the producers of the program, expressed comparable reservations:

“Is it not necessary for someone to be present more frequently?” “Shouldn’t someone be responsible for filling the refrigerator and monitoring her daily?”

‘Permanently incapacitated’ was the claim made by Wendy Williams’ court-appointed guardian.

The Blast reported last month that Sabrina Morrissey, Williams’ court-appointed guardian, had submitted startling allegations regarding her health. The caretaker claimed that her battle with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia had rendered her “permanently incapacitated.”

In 2022, the entertainer was diagnosed with alcohol-related brain impairment and was subsequently placed under guardianship. In 2019, her condition became apparent as a result of a rehabilitation program in Delray Beach, Florida. At that time, a source stated:

“The physician informed them that Wendy was experiencing brain damage as a result of alcohol consumption.” They informed her that the layers in her brain had been permanently damaged by her alcohol abuse.

Wendy Williams appeared sufficiently well to reprimand her caregivers for neglecting their duties, despite the allegations regarding her poor health.