Wendy Williams ‘Excited’ Ahead Of Jury Trial to Determine Her Fate

Windy Williams Is itching to try the jury to report the guardianship of it so that she can tell her story?

The former TV program host is fighting to end the guardianship and insisted that it is not mentally incapable.

Williams’s health care lawyer has shared how she feels waiting for the jury trial that will determine whether a guardianship should be ended.

In chat with People MagazineGinsesa Montrerouso said Williams is “excited” to the jury to determine her fate.

She explained that Williams are keen to explain that she is mentally incapable, saying: “This is something she wanted to say, and she could not wait until her story came out.”

Montrewuso continued, “at the end of the day, you will get a trial by the jury, and it will be the jury that will decide the decision.”

Wendy Williams’s health care lawyer noted that no date has been set for trial, but he said he would follow additional tests from an “independent neurologist”.

She also explained why I called the number 911 and wrote a letter to adult protection services on March 10.

Montreroso’s speech and 911 calls to New York Agencies visited the facility in which Williams lives to examine social welfare.

“It was a more strategic step of getting more evidence, because this issue was stuck,” said Montrewoso.

She also said that it was decided to transport Williams via an ambulance so that they could conduct a short mini assessment in the hospital “and” they have some documents from another person outside this guardianship that could witness “that the previous dialogue program is not helpless.

Montreroso also claimed that Williams “passed” the tests to assess her mental ability, adding, “She was alert and directed, and we were satisfied with that.”

In February 2024, the Williams Medical Care team announced through a press release that it was diagnosed with basic progressive dementia and front dementia (FTD) in 2023.

When asked about the diagnosis, Montrrooso said: “Well, there are different stages of FTD, and we do not even know if the FTD is already, because wendy drink alcohol. FTD and alcohol dementia are very similar.”

The health lawyer emphasized that the alcohol dementia is “opposite”. “I stopped drinking. FTD is very progressive. Thus, if they say it returned to this in 2023, you will see a decrease,” she added.

“You will see something as much as it gives up her speech, as much as her thinking, as much as her Messenger, there will be a great indication at this stage that something is wrong.”

She concluded by expressing hope that her decision to inform the authorities of Williams is to raise “awareness of the public that this is very dangerous and that it is a crime to keep someone isolated.”

Monteroso comments follow modern reports that Windy Williams is awaiting a new cognitive evaluation of her guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, at a level of control.

According to the sources, Williams, who felt frustrated in her endeavor to end her will, was said, “She must be patient, and this is difficult but remains positive.”

One of the 30 years old said that the 60 -year -old is “suspended” and is still completely committed to regaining control of her life.

A source said In contact“The flow of support from the fans and her family who work tirelessly to get her out of that hell, gave her a real tremor in the arm.”

As the new evaluation continues to wait for the jury’s experience, Williams previously celebrated the results of the mental capabilities she did after the New York agencies visited the living facility with the help of Manhattan where it was diluted.

During a phone call appeared on Good day in New York On March 11 after her visit to the hospital, Williams shouted, “I passed the colors of flying!”

Then I asked Monerroso “to clarify everything.” “She has gone through these tests, and she considered it not helpless. I think it is great news, and it is public, and everyone actually knows that Windy is not helpless,” she said, and she accompanied her to the hospital.

When asked if she was satisfied with mental assessment tests, Williams said, “Certainly!” She added, “This is what I want, and this is what I got.”