Wendy Williams is reportedly planning of moving from New York to Los Angeles, which has prompted her to start selling off all her personal belongings — including her iconic purple chair from the “Wendy” show.
According to Page Six, the 58-year-old has allegedly told friends that she’s moving to California in the coming weeks. But a source for the publication doubts it will happen given her ongoing health issues that have quite literally taken over her life in recent years.
“She was asking how to sell her stuff with ‘The Real Real,’ but I don’t think she’s actually moving to Los Angeles,” the insider said. “She seems so unwell.”
A rep for Williams later commented on claims about the ex-talk show host getting rid of her belongings, clarifying, “Wendy is getting rid of items for spring cleaning, this is what people do this time of year. It’s a new chapter for Wendy and she wants new things. This is a common gesture people do and Wendy is no different.”
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News of her supposed move to LA comes just one week after it was claimed that the highly-anticipated podcast she has been teasing for about a year may have already been canceled. Williams’ team has vehemently denied the rumor, saying that the project is still in development and that the mother of one had no plans to ditch the podcast.
Since the end of her talk show last year, Williams has found herself in a bit of drama concerning her money, claiming that Wells Fargo had prevented her from getting any access to her hard-earned funds. Then, in May 2022, it was reported via The Hollywood Reporter, that the former radio host has been placed under a financial guardianship despite her claims of misconduct by the bank.
Financial guardianship is a legal arrangement in which a guardian is appointed to manage the financial affairs of a person who is unable to manage their own finances. This can occur when a person is incapacitated or unable to make sound financial decisions due to age, illness, or disability.
In Williams’ case, it was reported that she was placed under financial guardianship due to her ongoing struggles with addiction and her recent hospitalization.
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The decision to place someone under financial guardianship is not taken lightly and requires a court order. The guardian is responsible for managing the person’s finances, paying bills, and making financial decisions on their behalf. In Wendy Williams’ case, her son was appointed as her temporary guardian, but this is likely to change as her situation evolves.
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