Wendy Williams is awaiting a diagnosis from a neurologist, her lawyer said.

Wendy WilliamsAttorneys revealed they are still waiting for the doctor’s test results to determine her custody’s next move, although recent reports suggest custody is maintained, US Weekly Special reports can be made.

On Tuesday, September 9, Williams’ attorney Allan Diamond wrote a letter to a federal judge in an attempt to postpone the proposed artist’s proposal. Williams’s Guardian, Sabrina Morrisseysued A&E TV Network in a two-part documentary released in 2024.

Diamond said in the letter that he knew the A&E TV network, which may be other defendants demanded the revocation of Williams’ network. “It’s too early to ask my clients to sit down at this time,” he said.

Williams’ legal team “has been going on – vigorously engaged in medical, psychological and health care assessments for my clients from some of the country’s leading neurologists and neuropsychologists.”

Diamond added: “Despite many tests, we are still awaiting further test results, diagnosis and prognosis of our medical team before any treatment or other program related to the client’s monitoring procedures.”

Williams’ attorneys noted that they hope “sometimes before the end of next month, this requires more health care information.” “In this regard, any premature disclosure of information may be highly biased against my clients and custody lawsuits,” he said. Diamond asked the court to delay arrangements for Williams’ deposition until medical results recover.

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Jennifer Graylock/instarimages.comWendy Williams’ family wants her to be released from the facility, and she is currently receiving treatment for frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. “I know she’s stuck and we’re trying to untie her. Her family is here, she doesn’t need facilities. We’re here to take care of her,” Wendy’s brother, […]

The letter clearly shows that the evaluation of 61-year-old Williams has not been completed. Sources tell these weeks people Williams’ custody was maintained based on a recent medical examination.

August 12 people Williams has been reportedly rediagnosed by frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and aphasia.

A day later, Morrissey’s lawyer wrote a letter asking Williams’ testimony not to move forward at this stage. She believes that until various issues include some members of the Williams family and her ex-husband, including the Guardian’s authority, challenges including challenges Kevin Huntersolved.

Williams was first reported to have a health problem in February 2024.

Williams’ alleged statement has released news about the situation.

Related: Wendy Williams provides health updates after hospital assessment

Wendy Williams talked about her health after being taken to a New York hospital for evaluation during a welfare check. The former talk show host, 60, convened the Friday, March 14th “Scenery”. “My choice is to make an independent assessment of my inability, I don’t […]

“I would like to say that I am very grateful for the love and kind words I received after sharing the diagnosis of aphasia and frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Let me say, wow! wow! Your response is overwhelming. The information I shared with me moved me and reminded me of my need for strength and compassion.” “I continue to need personal space and peace to flourish. Please know that your enthusiasm and encouragement are deeply appreciated.”

Williams has been under court order custody since 2022. After the play, Wells Fargo filed court documents claiming they were worried that Williams was “incapable” and “victim of improper influence.”

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Wendy Williams’ ex-husband Kevin Hunter filed a $250 million lawsuit to demand her release from involuntary jail, which Us Weekly can confirm. On June 17, Hunter, who had been married to his former talk show host for many years, filed a federal lawsuit against Williams’ guardians, Wells Fargo and Wells Fargo employees Sabrina Morrissey and Lori Schiller. […]

The former talk show host denied the charges. Williams is determined that she does not need custody because she cannot control her life or money. Her family has been working hard to free her.

As us For the first time, Hunter filed a $250 million lawsuit against Morrissey and other involved in custody. A few weeks later, Williams’ attorneys asked for the case to be dismissed. He claimed Williams didn’t want the case to move forward. The judge has not ruled yet.