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But as her legacy nurtures itself, Williams has been in the thick of a medical, legal, and personal crisis. The four-part Lifetime docuseries Where Is Wendy Williams? attempts to explain what’s been going on. Instead, it leaves even more unnerving questions unanswered.
She stepped back due to ongoing health issues. END story. It is no different than Bruce Willis retiring from acting due to his ongoing health issues. Or Michael J Fox retiring due to health issues. No I will not watch the docuseries as I do not condone nor will I support the exploitation of people against their will. It's the same reason I don't watch Toddlers and Tiaras or Dance Moms because the kids don't have a voice in being exploited by their parents.
The story begins and ends at Wendy Williams retired due to health issues. PERIOD. That's it.
I don't agree with doing a documentary like this on the trials and tribulations a person, particularly a well-known person, is going through so I won't be watching.
AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 2:29 pm
I don't agree with doing a documentary like this on the trials and tribulations a person, particularly a well-known person, is going through so I won't be watching.
My heart hurts for her and her family.
NY appointed guardian has prevented the family from knowing where she is. It is such a weird thing that her father, son. brother and sister cannot know how she is doing or where she is.
AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 2:29 pm
I don't agree with doing a documentary like this on the trials and tribulations a person, particularly a well-known person, is going through so I won't be watching.
My heart hurts for her and her family.
NY appointed guardian has prevented the family from knowing where she is. It is such a weird thing that her father, son. brother and sister cannot know how she is doing or where she is.
I've heard of this happening before and I'm not sure how it can be legal? Signing over and all rights to this guardian?
AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 2:29 pm
I don't agree with doing a documentary like this on the trials and tribulations a person, particularly a well-known person, is going through so I won't be watching.
I didn’t care for her show. Granted I had only seen snippets here and there, but what I saw, came across as an insecure woman criticizing others then attempting a female empowerment that she didn’t even really feel.
That said: I don’t really care for documentaries such as how this one sounds. I did really like the Michael J Fox one he did and IF a notable person wants to do a documentary on their struggles to help others and bring awareness, then that’s commendable to expose their ups and downs. HOWEVER, this one, the Wendy Williams one, idk something just is off with it. The production team including her niece claim nothing was included that wasn’t approved by her management and Wendy herself. But if she is under such a tight conservatorship, in addition to her various diagnoses, can she really approve any of it? I also think that her family doesn’t know her location and can not contact her directly but through the guardian, that this includes even her own son…that just seems odd and concerning. I really think there needs to be impartial advocates for those under conservatorships.
