Wendy Williams Accuses Conservator Of Mistreatment And Likens Her Life To 'A Prison'

The cries of shady dealings behind the scenes regarding Wendy Williams' conservatorship continue, with the TV veteran calling out her alleged mistreatments.

The former host of "The Wendy Williams Show" has been under conservatorship since 2022 following a series of concerning health issues, including aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Last year, her court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, implied her condition had worsened.

However, Wendy Williams recently refuted the claims of being "cognitively impaired" in an emotional interview and slammed her conservator's actions towards her well-being. Her bombshell revelations come weeks after she criticized her team for poorly doing their jobs.

Williams spoke out against her conservator on "The Breakfast Club" show, phoning in because she could not leave her "luxury prison." The former daytime talk show host denied being unable to reason for herself, as alleged by her guardian, saying:

"I am not cognitively impaired, you know what I'm saying? But I feel like I'm in prison. I'm in this place where the people are in their 90s and their 80s, and 70s … There's something wrong with these people here on this floor."

Williams' niece, Alex, joined the call to shed light on her living situation in a New York care facility. She claimed the radio personality was stuck in a small room with the bare minimum and only one window that doesn't provide enough sunlight, per TMZ.

Williams echoed sentiments similar to her niece's about her experiences in the care facility, stressing that she felt isolated and weirded out by the residents. The few interactions she had with other people were when the "nursemaids" delivered unknown pills to her room.

Following her shocking revelation, host Charlamagne tha God advised Williams not to take suspicious drugs, and she confirmed that she had taken only two pills so far. The troubling confessions about her conservatorship continued, with the TV veteran having one-way phone access.

Williams explained that she could call family and friends, but they could not call her. Additionally, she could not scroll on her phone, nor did she have a laptop or an iPad for communication. She noted that her life was literally at her conservator's whims, down to her movements and finances.

Williams slammed her conservatorship experience as "emotional abuse," breaking down in tears at the possibility of not attending her father's 94th birthday in February. She noted her attendance was up to her guardian, Morrissey, describing her as "that person that you talk about who is holding me hostage."

"I am exhausted thinking about what if I can't see my dad for his birthday. At 94, the day after that is not promised. My life is like f—ed up," Williams lamented. Additionally, she noted her money was in prison with only $15 to her name.

The mistreatment allegations continued with Williams revealing the two cats she deeply treasured had been "sold" without her consent. The pets have been with the entertainer since she moved to NYC following her divorce, but it was unclear if Morrissey was responsible for their removal.

Williams' niece doubled down on her aunt being in danger if left under conservatorship. She assured fans that their family only wanted what was best for the broadcast veteran, and an outsider could not know her the way they did.

On that note, Alex implored the public to raise awareness about Williams' situation on social media, asking them to share "#FreeWendy" to aid her removal from conservatorship. Their cries for her freedom came two months after Morrissey filed her "cognitively impaired" claims.

Last November, The Blast reported the conservator had filed documents claiming Williams was "permanently incapacitated" by her battle with frontotemporal dementia and primary progressive aphasia.

However, a month later, she seemed fine, berating her team for leaving her stranded with the wrong car.

The drama between Williams and her caretakers made headlines after the "We In Miami" podcast crew filmed the incident. The Blast shared that the video captured the entertainer bashing her team for poor treatment. 

The clash occurred after her son's graduation dinner in Miami, with Williams explaining that she had chosen to leave the restaurant on foot instead of using her mobile scooter. However, her team abandoned the mobility aid by the side of the road and even brought the wrong car to pick her up.

"They're supposed to be ordering the car. That's what you're supposed to be doing. They wanna work for me. That's what they're doing. They're making money from me. Get the Godd-mn car," she said as she slammed the caretakers, leading to more concern about her wellbeing.