Wendy William’s dementia diagnosis overturned amid conservatorship battle

Wendy Williams The results of the latest medical test could change everything in the fight against cancer.

Almost two years after her team announced that she had been diagnosed with early dementia, a new round of medical tests has reportedly found that the show’s former favorite speaker does not have the disease, according to reports. Tmz.

Sources revealed on November 11 that Williams had recently undergone a comprehensive evaluation by neuropsychologist Nework Neuroopers, which directly contradicted the previous diagnosis. The updated findings were reportedly sent to Williams’ legal team late last month, and her attorneys are expected to file court documents in hopes of using the new information to end the ongoing lawsuit.

Williams, who is 61, was publicly diagnosed in February 2024 with early dementia and aphasia, conditions that affect affect, memory, and behavior. Her team said at the time she started to “lose words” and “behave wrongly,” prompting more tests.

The former The Wendy Williams show The host, who also suffers from the ‘graveyard’ disease and bulimia, will be under court supervision until 2022.

The situation has only grown more complicated in recent months. Williams’ ex-husband, Kevin Hunter, filed a $250 million lawsuit earlier this year calling responsibility, knowing that it “becomes a weapon, not a shield.” He added that Williams “has been confined against her will” in an assisted living facility with limited contact with loved ones.

Now, with the new medical results putting pressure on the original diagnosis, Williams’ legal team is reportedly preparing to push for a path towards a full return to her life.