Wendy Williams says she would work with Lifetime again after the A&E lawsuit of Guardian

Wendy Williams Put the record right to her curators who sue A&E last year after life in her life in her life has fallen – and says she is back to work with the network.

WW appeared on the podcast “The Breakfast Club” on Wednesday and explained that she did not agree 100% with the lawsuit that is her temporary guardian, Sabrina Morrissey” submitted against A&E – Lifetime’s parent company.

She immediately said she doesn’t have that Frontotemporal dementianor is it incapacitated for work – Health claims that pop up Just before the “Where is Wendy Williams?” Documentary, which should be her big comeback.

In general, she made it clear that she was not a Blubber mess as the court case made her.

Wendy also said that the entire DOC deal was closed on behalf of her, but even with all of that she would still work with Lifetime because the people were cool to her – just as long as it says on her conditions.

The entire lawsuit is a mess – Morrissey claimed that the final doc was like a shock for them. But the creative team clapped back and said they would not have made it if they were aware of the diagnosis.