The daytime talk show appearance marks Williams' first television interview since she was reportedly removed from her assisted living facility for a mental evaluation

Wendy Williams is battling her court appointed guardian, claiming she’s been misdiagnosed with dementia and no longer wants to live in the assisted living facility she’s been residing in since 2023. But will she be appearing on “The View”?

Wendy Williams’ guardianship judge is threatening the former media personality with even more restrictions after the star came forward to expose her facility’s conditions. Now, Judge Lisa Sokoloff wants Williams moved to another facility.

Wendy Williams was taken out of her assisted living facility and transported to a local hospital for an evaluation, a spokesperson for the NYPD told PEOPLE on Monday, March 10. This comes after she called the facility "prison" and has made public pleas for help amid her conservatorship.

Once at the hospital, where Williams remained overnight, she scored 10 out of 10 on a cognitive test, which included a question about her birthday.

Williams claimed she received independent cognitive tests and passed amid her conservatorship battle Wendy Williams is continuing to fight against her conservatorship. The talk show host, 60, appeared on Good Day New York on Tuesday,

One day after being rushed to a New York hospital, Wendy Williams made an appearance on "The Breakfast Club" to explain why she pleaded for help.

Wendy Williams has claimed she passed a medical examination with “flying colors” after she was taken to the hospital for a wellness check. The former Wendy Williams Show host, 60, was removed from her assisted living facility on Monday after dropping a note from her window that read: “Help!