While trying to terminate her conservatorship, former talk show presenter Wendy Williams claims success in mental competence exams.
What’s The Latest in Wendy Williams’ Freedom Fight?
After a dramatic hospital transfer from her assisted living home, 60-year-old former talk show star Wendy Williams made news appearing on Good Day New York to speak about her continuous fight against conservatorship.
From the hospital, Williams said she “passed with flying colors!” after claiming success on recent mental competence exams.
How is Williams challenging her present circumstances?
Williams, accompanied by caregiver Ginalia Monterrosa, declared unequivocally her want to terminate the conservatorship set in place in 2022.
Her main objective is to take back control over her life, including maybe going back to work and remaining in New York.
Monterrosa verified that Williams “is not incapacitated” according to most latest testing.
What are the circumstances of her present living arrangement?
On the fifth floor, Williams explained life in what she refers to as a “memory unit” by likening it to a jail.
She only uses a landline phone and moves limitedly, which calls for monitoring even on gym trips.
Her hospital transfer after a welfare check on March 10 brought the matter to a climax.
She is proving her competency how?
Williams claimed she asked for an independent doctor’s assessment during a separate appearance on The Breakfast Club.
Williams answered questions on current events and personal knowledge properly, according to her caregiver, who also noted that Williams scored flawlessly on basic cognitive tests.
Quick Facts About Wendy Williams’ Conservatorship Battle:
- Conservatorship instituted in 2022
- Right now living in an assisted living facility.
- Recent passed examinations on mental competence
- Trying to take back personal independence and financial sovereignty.
- Has backing from carer Ginalia Monterrosa.