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The severity of Wendy Williams‘ most challenging low points over the last several years is only now being fully understood.

Wendy Williams is all smiles for the weekend.

Wendy Williams has sparked concern after appearing disorientated leaving a building in New York City on Monday, while also showing off her trim frame in a pair of small denim cut-off shorts.The former talk-show host, who suffers from a raft of medical issues including lymphedema and Graves' disease, displayed her slim waist as she spoke to photographers about going for a younger look.Video footage shows Wendy, 58, attempting to leave a building in NYC before deciding to turn back on herself, after being unsure of the vehicle that she was meant to be travelling in. 'I look 30,' she tells photographers after walking to her car, but then suddenly pauses and turns around, stepping away from vehicle.   Stepping out: Wendy Williams left fans worried when she surfaced in New York City this week and was seen heading into a car MondayIn another video clip obtained by The Sun she is heard referencing her money woes saying: 'Well, my American Express is broken, so I gotta take care of that.'The comment echoed a remark she recently made to Hollywood Unlocked host Jason Lee that her American Express card is not functioning.

Five-time Daytime Emmy nominee Wendy Williams is outraged over the financial guardian, appointed by a New York Supreme Court judge, handling her money 'until at least July.''Please be advised that Wendy is not in agreement with the appointment of a financial guardian by the court,' the 57-year-old presenter's lawyer LaShawn Thomas said Friday in a statement.'Wendy has been very clear that she does not want a financial guardian to tell her what she can and cannot do with her money.' 'Wendy is not in agreement': Five-time Daytime Emmy nominee Wendy Williams is outraged over the financial guardian, appointed by a New York Supreme Court judge, handling her money 'until at least July' (pictured May 2) Wells Fargo froze Wendy's account back in March after her ex-manager Bernie Young reportedly raised concerns that she was of 'unsound mind.''Wendy feels that she is capable of hiring her own financial advisors who work for and report to her and not to the court,' the Miami Entertainment Law Group manager added.'We believe that this story has been put forth in an attempt to lessen the public outcry and regulatory scrutiny mounting around Wells Fargo due to their actions.' The 57-year-old presenter's lawyer LaShawn Thomas (pictured in 2021) said Friday: 'Wendy has been very clear that she does not want a financial guardian to tell her what she can and cannot do with her money' 'I want my money, this is not fair':Wells Fargo froze Wendy's account back in March after her ex-manager Bernie Young reportedly raised concerns that she was of 'unsound mind' (pictured March 23) The Miami Entertainment Law Group manager added: 'Wendy feels that she is capable of hiring her own financial advisors who work for and report to her and not to the

Wendy Williams has scored a partial victory in trying to gain access to her bank accounts, but the former daytime talk queen still isn’t able to sign her own checks – and that’s not cool with her.

Wendy Williams is looking for answers from both her bank and manager.