Wendy Williams' controversial documentary will air this weekend on Lifetime as scheduled, despite a lawsuit filed by the talk show host's legal guardian in an attempt to stop its release.
The court-assigned guardian for Wendy Williams failed in their attempt to prevent a revealing documentary about the former talk-show host from airing on Lifetime this weekend, according to a source familiar with the legal proceedings.
Wendy Williams’ guardian Sabrina Morrissey filed a lawsuit against A&E Television Networks ahead of the release of her Lifetime documentary "Who is Wendy Williams?"
NEW YORK (AP) — Lifetime’s “Where is Wendy Williams?” documentary will air this weekend as scheduled after a New York court rejected an attempt to block the broadcast. The order signed Friday by a New York appellate judge says blocking the documentary from airing would be an “impermissible prior res…
Lifetime documentary Where Is Wendy Williams? Parts 1 and 2 explore her guardianship after her family tried to address mental, physical health concerns.
"Where is Wendy Williams" docuseries debuted on Lifetime and detailed the rise and fall of the former talk show host amid alcoholism and financial issues.
