Wendy Williams promised to return to TV after 3 months in her first interview since the show was cancelled.

The tea is hot! Wendy Williams has spoken openly after her eponymous show was canceled and replaced by Sherri Shepherd’s “SHERRI.”

Wendy WilliamsThe 57-year-old has also become a hot topic as the longtime TV presenter’s show was canceled after his six-month absence due to long-standing health issues. Production company Debmar-Mercury announced on February 22: Sherri Shepherd Although it will replace Wendy Williams’ time slot SPANISH WINE† It is broadcast on TV stations and FOX broadcasters across the country. Wendy, who lives in Florida with her son Kevin and her 91-year-old father, spoke about the news in an interview. good morning america on March 17.

Wendy assured viewers that her health was “very good”. “I’m 57 now, but I have the mind and body of a 25-year-old,” she said. She also said she’s “very comfortable” with the idea of ​​going back to work on the talk show. “Give me about three months,” Wendy said. I’m ready to be and do my job. Keep watching because I’ll be back Wendy’s showBigger and brighter than ever”.

After LoveB Scott first reported that Wendy received boots from the 13-season TV show, the show released a statement midway through where Sherri was a guest. Wendy Williams’ showreveals that he will actually replace the TV vet. “Sherri is a natural person who has proven her skills as a speaker for many years. Seeingon FOX land of food and as a popular guest guest again this season WendyDebmar-Mercury co-chairs Mort Marcus and Ira Bernstein said in a press release: “Like our viewers, we were impressed by Sherri’s unique comic book touch and creativity to our live ‘Hot Topics’ episode, and his interactions with our guests.”

“This is also a bittersweet time for us and our FOX partners. We all have a great deal of love and affection for Wendy, who has become a true icon during her 12 seasons as the solo host of the daily live talk show featuring “Hot Topics” and celebrity interviews. He added, “As Wendy continues on her path to recovery, as she is not yet available to host the show, we think it is best for our fans, stations, and advertising partners to start making this transition now. We look forward to working with Wendy again in the future and wish her a speedy and complete recovery.” ”.

This startling news comes shortly after bank Wells Fargo accused the TV host of being “inadequate” and recommended “temporary suspension of any payment of money or securities”, as well as filing a petition for the assignment of a brace. . The lawsuit argues that the bank “has strong reasons to believe Wendy was a victim of excessive influence and financial exploitation” and that it “did not rely solely on reports from financial advisor who had only recently witnessed revealing signs of exploitation, including the following.” [Williams’] expressed their concerns, but also to other independent third parties who knew the petitioner well and shared these concerns”.

Commenting on Wendy’s lawyer, LaShawn Thomas, who also represents her ex-husband, Kevin HunterThe former radio DJ “denies being a victim of undue influence and financial exploitation” and asked the judge to “reopen frozen accounts or assets” and “grant access to all relevant statements”.

LaShawn then made a lengthy statement: And! News, about Wendy’s prosperity rumors. “On behalf of Wendy Hunter, known professionally as Wendy Williams, as an adviser to her and her cases, Wendy wants the world to know that she vehemently rejects all allegations about her mental health and well-being. During this hiatus from the show, Wendy recruited holistic health professionals to help her achieve optimal health while being treated for Graves’ disease and thyroid issues. ”

The statement continues: “Wendy regrets that Wells Fargo has chosen to believe the allegations of a former employee who is distressed that she no longer has direct and unrestricted access to Wendy’s finances. Wendy unfortunately had to bring this lawsuit because Wells Fargo refused to fulfill the power of attorney and gave her son the authority to investigate the bank on Wendy’s behalf. She said she once saw this person as a friend.

Wendy also spoke about the state of Wells Fargo. GMA interview. “They say I need someone to manage my account and I don’t want that,” she insisted. “I want all my money. I want to see all my money that I’ve worked hard for all my life. All my life. I don’t lie, I cheat, I don’t steal. I’m an honest and hardworking person. I want to spend more time with my family and, you know, exercise and my finances and to Wells Fargo.” I want to wait for the reactions… and they don’t like it.” He also denied Wells Fargo’s allegations against him, claiming he was “in his right mind.”

Wendy’s lawyer’s statement further added: “Wendy wants you to know that she is fine; sane and frustrated by the misrepresentation of an industry to which she dedicates her life,” she continued. “Wendy is grateful for the love and support from her fans and looks forward to returning,” she writes. “She thanks everyone who has patiently awaited her return, and believes Wendy is on the mend, largely thanks to the love and support of her son, family, new team of doctors, and the changing environment. fans: ‘How are you?’