The former daytime host called into the talk show to argue against her guardianship and current living situation.

EW previously exclusively revealed details of Williams' "heartbreaking" pretaped interview with "The View" cohosts.

Wendy Williams was back on TV talking again — but about her guardianship, not pop culture. The former TV host, who was put into a guardianship in 2022, called into The View on March 14 to discuss her hospitalization for cognitive testing this week.

Wendy Williams tells The View she needs her guardian to ‘get off my neck!’ - ‘It’s time for my money and my life to get back to status quo,’ the legendary talk show host declared in a phone interview

Wendy Williams called into the “The View” on the March 14 episode and told her guardian Sabrina Morrissey and the judge who declared her “legally incapacitated” to “get off my neck.” Williams also declared: “I need a new guardian.

Wendy Williams wants her guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, and Judge Lisa Sokoloff, who is overseeing her conservatorship, to let her out of it and back off. Williams called into The View on Friday along with her caregiver,

Wendy Williams sent a firm four-word message to the judge and the guardian who are in control of her affairs: “Get off my neck!” The former talk show host told off the authorities behind her conservatorship during a pretaped phone interview that aired on Friday’s episode of “The View.

Wendy Williams joined "The View" to discuss her guardianship and give an update on her health after a trip to the hospital this week.

Wendy Williams, who has been living in a memory care unit in a New York care facility, slams claims that she's mentally incapacitated, saying that it's time for her to get out of her guardianship.

Former talk show host Wendy Williams took steady aim at her court-appointed guardianship in an interview with "The View" Friday, insisting that she is not cognitively impaired and does not know why she is being kept in a "memory unit" at an assisted living facility.