A source close to Wendy, 57, told The Sun exclusively that the legendary daytime host “hasn’t taken any meetings to try to get back on the air,” and that even if she could do it, she would require massive support if she were to restart her hosting gig at some time in the future.
The Wendy Williams Show ended its 13-year run on Friday, with the host excluded for the entirety of the final season due to a variety of alleged health problems.
“She can’t remember anything, she needs a teleprompter and she needs someone there to remind her of things,” the source said and referenced how crucial her producer Norman Baker was in keeping Wendy’s mind on track in recent years.
Wendy, according to a source close to the host, “She has no plans to do anything after the show,” she says, and “she isn’t going out to meet people to move forward. She has no strategy.”
“She is sitting in her house, she isn’t taking meetings, she isn’t going out, there is no plan.”
According to the anonymous source, her main focus has been getting her cash from Wells Fargo, and that’s “all she seems to care about.”
