Wendy Williams

"Wendy is excited about everything new in her life and her main priority is her health and shooting her 1st episode of her podcast," her manager, William Selby, ...

"Wendy is excited about everything new in her life and her main priority is her health and shooting her 1st episode of her podcast," her manager, William Selby, previously told ET. "That’s the focus right now." Wendy Williams Gives Her Candid Thoughts on Her Show's Final Episode The former talk show host has resurfaced in a new promo for her upcoming eponymous podcast, The Wendy Experience. In the clip, shared on Instagram, the 58-year-old star tells viewers, "Co-hosts, I’m famous and I’ll be back -- trust me."

Wendy Williams Says 'I'll Be Back' As She Promotes Her Upcoming Podcast The former radio host is picking up the mic again, this time for a podcast.

I want to see her go out healthy and on her own terms,” Due to her battle with Graves Disease, Wendy Williams was absent during the entire final 13th season. Last month (July 6) Wendy Williams surprised her supporters with the announcement of her podcast.

What's up, Wendy Williams? She is returning to the spotlight, according to the queen of daytime.

The 58-year-old star says, “Co-hosts, I’m famous and I’ll be back — trust me,” in the Instagram video. Wendy’s manager, William Selby, previously told ET that she is “excited about everything new in her life and her main priority is her health and shooting her 1st episode of her podcast.” That is the current focus. The Wendy Experience, a new podcast featuring the former talk show host, has released a new promo.

"I'm famous, and I'll be back. Trust me."

"There was nothing I liked about the [the final episode of] Wendy Williams Show," she told the New York Post at the time. TOPICS: Wendy Williams, The Wendy Experience, The Wendy Williams Show, Daytime TV Wendy Williams is returning to the limelight with a new podcast, "The Wendy Experience."

The Wendy Williams Show concluded its 13-season run in June, with a series of guest hosts filling in for Williams during the final season.

And [I was] like, 'Eek!'" The new podcast comes after a difficult period in Williams' life. "Wendy is in a sweet spot in her life where she can stop, breathe and smell the roses. "That's the focus right now." "Which, by the way, podcasts, everyone has. "I sat in my apartment and I watched it.

Wendy William fans are expressing their concerns about the longtime radio celebrity following a new update on her upcoming podcast.

On August 9, the media mogul appeared in a new promotional clip for the show, which now has some fans worried. Williams' new manager, Will Shelby, told The U.S. Sun, that the former daytime star signed a $4.5 million deal to record the podcast from her home. Shelby went on to explain that the show — which will include audio and visual components — will provide fans with a deeper look into Williams' personal interests.

The former daytime diva posted a new clip on her podcast's Instagram account. The incoherent message had fans concerned about her health and well-being. In July ...

She sat on her cheetah print bed as she addressed the fans. On Wednesday, August 10, Wendy Williams posted a new video the Instagram account for her new podcast called The Wendy Experience. She assured her fans that the new show will get started soon. The clip showed the former radio personality appearing wide-eyed with a big smile on her face. Regardless, Wendy promised her fans that she’s making a comeback and she’s doing that in the form of a podcast. In a garbled message, she appeared wide-eyed as she promised that she will be back soon. Wendy Williams’ fans have spoken and they want her old self back.

The former talk show host shared her first promo for her brand new podcast 'The Wendy Experience' about six months after it was announced that Sherri ...

Shortly after it was announced that the show was getting cancelled Wendy opened up about trying to make a return to TV in an interview with Good Morning America in March. “There are private things that I have to deal with and then I’ll be ready to come back and be free and ready to do my thing. It was announced that Wendy’s long-running talk show The Wendy Williams Show would be coming to an end after 13 seasons back in February. Frequent guest co-host Sherri Shepherd, 55, was revealed to be getting her own self-titled talk show in the same timeslot. Wendy Williams is preparing to launch her podcast.

Wendy Williams is not returning to television this fall, but she found a new way to reach out to her fans. On Tuesday, Williams teased her return with the ...

If you think about it, Wendy Williams changed daytime talk with her unique take on 'Hot Topics,' her one-of-a-kind celebrity interviews, the signature 'Ask Wendy' segments, and, of course, y'all, her famous 'How you doin?'" Debmar-Mercury announced Sherri would replace Wendy Williams in the fall and clips from the series disappeared on YouTube. Debmar-Mercury, in my opinion, should have done it with [me], not these other people on The Wendy Williams Show," Williams told the Post. She said the only guest host she liked was Fat Joe, who co-hosted several episodes with Remy Ma. "I love him. She claimed the production company Debmar-Mercury never asked her to make an appearance on the final episode and she watched it from home. "There was nothing I liked about the [the final episode of] Wendy Williams Show," she said. Wendy Williams is not returning to television this fall, but she found a new way to reach out to her fans.

"She's a 58-year-old woman that's going through a lot at one time," her manager, William Selby, tells Yahoo Entertainment.

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Published: Aug. 11, 2022, 12:21 a.m.. Wendy Williams in 2019. The longtime voice of radio is getting in the podcasting ...

“(Debmar-Mercury, the show’s production company) didn’t ask me to do that, so I didn’t,” she said. It was also the title of her 2005 book “ The Wendy Williams Experience: Queen of Radio.” Williams had left the show due to ongoing health issues from Graves disease, an autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid and causes a constellation of symptoms. In that interview, the former “Wendy” host said she didn’t appreciate how the end of her show was handled, adding that she wasn’t asked to be there for the final episode. Her long-running talk show, “The Wendy Williams Show,” ended in June without her after a series of guest hosts stepped in for Williams during her absence. Fans of Williams — many have expressed concern about her health in recent days — will recognize the podcast name from both the “ The Wendy Williams Experience,” her former WBLS radio show, and her 2006 VH1 reality series.