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her assisted living facility after allegedly getting drunk at the facility’s restaurant, according to a new report.The beloved talk show host’s dementia diagnosis, however, does not appear to have played a part in the move, TMZ reported on Tuesday.Williams allegedly became intoxicated in the early days of her stay when she had lunch at the facility’s top-floor restaurant and bar.Supervisors were reportedly furious when they learned that the daytime star, who allegedly stayed at the restaurant for a long time, was served alcohol. An employee at the facility told TMZ that supervisors then decided to relocate the former “Wendy Williams Show” host to the facility’s fifth-floor memory unit, where she would not have unrestricted access to the elevator and, by extension, the restaurant and bar.The memory ward, however, was full, which allegedly led facility bosses to station employees outside Williams’ third-floor room to restrict her movements while they waited for another to become available on floor five.Staff reportedly told Williams that the restaurant was under construction and not open, according to TMZ.A few days after the incident at the restaurant, a spot on the fifth floor opened up, and Williams was moved there, where she has been ever since.Of the star’s memory, an employee at the facility told TMZ, “Wendy doesn’t have good and bad days.

to TMZ.Sources told the outlet that Williams claimed she “regained [the] capacity” to function without her court-ordered guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, who has been in charge of her well-being and finances since 2022.Insiders also shared that she will allegedly be re-evaluated by a doctor next Tuesday, adding the physician was handpicked by Williams’ legal team, whom she hired to end her guardianship.Her lawyers will then allegedly file an emergency order to force the judge to look into ending the years-long guardianship. Williams’ attorneys reportedly already have a plan in place if the judge turns down the request, with sources telling TMZ that Wendy will demand a jury trial to hear her plea.The Post has reached out to Williams’ lawyers, with one declining to comment.

TMZ Presents: Saving Wendy,” now available on Tubi, revealing she’s only been outside twice in the past month and both times were for appointments.The interview between Williams and TMZ’s founder, Harvey Levin, was conducted over the phone. Since the ex-TV star cannot have visitors, she was filmed from the sidewalk below as she stood looking out of her fifth-story window.When Levin asked if she was “allowed to go out,” Williams responded, “No, no.

Variety published on Thursday.The first-time Oscar nominee touched on her relationship with Willis, 69, as they approach 25 years of being divorced.“We will always be a family, just in a different form,” Moore said of Willis, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023 following an aphasia diagnosis the year before that caused him to retire from acting.The famous exes share daughters Rumer, 36, Scout, 33 and Tallulah, 31, and one granddaughter, Louetta.“For me, there was never a question. I show up because that’s what you do for the people you love,” “The Substance” actress shared.She wasn’t just talking about her ex.

claims that she isn’t suffering from dementia. Morrissey, who has been in charge of Williams’ care and finances since May 2022, informed the judge she wants to be transparent about Wendy’s condition and believes it “would be prudent for [Wendy] to undergo a new medical evaluation that will involve comprehensive neurological and psychological testing by a specialist in the field,” reported TMZ on Wednesday citing a letter from the guardian’s attorney.Morrissey reportedly informed the judge about “The Wendy Williams Show” alum’s recent interviews with “The Breakfast Club” and others, in which she declared she was “not cognitively impaired” and did not have frontotemporal dementia, despite her “care team” announcing her diagnosis in 2023.

tried to halt the premiere date in court.One scene in the documentary showed Williams, 60, visiting her hometown of Asbury Park, NJ, and pointing out her childhood street, only to be told by a stranger that it’s on a different road. Another scene showed a confused Williams yelling at her driver and former publicist to buy vape pens. After they arrived at her usual smoke shop, a disoriented Williams threw a tantrum.

officially granted conservatorship over Mavis in April following her “advanced dementia” diagnosis.“We’ve been married 44 years. It gets easier. It doesn’t get harder,” he told Fox News Digital at the event.“We do everything together,” he went on.

opening up about her emotions on social media, said in a video posted via her Instagram on Sunday.“Now, I can just tell you, that is far from the truth. Stop scaring people to think that once they get a diagnosis of some kind of neurocognitive disease that, ‘That’s it. It’s over.

“Floating in the Deep End: How Caregivers Can See Beyond Alzheimer’s.” She drew attention to a passage that read: “People caring for a loved one with dementia tend to think that the patient is the important one, and they themselves are not as important. Not only does that make no sense, it’s a toxic attitude to have about yourself.