Wendy Williams

After years of health struggles, Wendy Williams has been effectively replaced by Sherri Shepherd.

Wendy has slammed dementia claims and is embroiled in a tug-of-war over her finances, with her bank fearing that she is being taken advantage of.

Last month, it was announced that The Wendy Williams Show is ending.

Though Wendy may return to television, her current health struggles make that impossible for the foreseeable future.

After months -- years, really -- of Wendy Williams' health struggles, producers had to make a decision.

Initial reports said that Sherri Shepherd would be a "permanent guest host" on The Wendy Williams Show.

As it turns out, Wendy Williams will now have all the time she needs to work on her mental health.

On Tuesday morning, Mort Marcus and Ira Bernstein -- co-presidents of Debmar-Mercury, the production company behind The Wendy Williams Show -- announced that Sherri Shepherd will launch her own talk show this fall.

Wendy Williams would like your attention, please.

Amid ongoing speculation over the state of her physical and mental health, the veteran television personality recorded a five-minute video on Wednesday in an attempt to set the medical record straight.

The Wendy Williams Show will remain something of a misnomer for most of this year.

Producers have reportedly selected a "permanent guest host" while Wendy continues to recover from her health crisis.

Last October, Wendy Williams delayed returning to hosting the show that bears her name.

Alarming reports about Wendy's declining health and mobility followed, but were not confirmed.

The Wendy Williams Show will kick off a new season on Monday, October 18.

But the long-running program will look very different on the upcoming premiere... and on the episode after that... and on the next one, too.

Things are going from bad to worse for Wendy Williams.

On Wednesday, the polarizing television personality announced that she has been forced to push back the upcoming season premiere of her talk show, confirming as much just days after also saying she was suffering from ongoing medical concerns.

Wendy Williams is in need of a break.

For how long?

If you think that Wendy Williams is messy when she says whatever she wants on TV, you should look at her personal life.

To say that she has had her ups and downs is an understatement.

Here's the thing about Wendy Williams:

It's very easy to make fun of her.

Wendy Williams has a remarkable talent for saying the absolute worst thing in any scenario.

It's a somewhat ironic skill for a woman who talks for a living, but if nothing else, it keeps her in the tabloid headlines.

Wendy Williams just got served.

HARD.

Wendy Williams is finally spilling all the tea on her failed marriage.

And she's finally telling the whole world about how badly Kevin Hunter burned her.

Wendy Williams has opened up about something very personal and extremely painful.

She did so this week ahead of the upcoming Lifetime biopic, Wendy Williams: The Movie, which will chronicle some of the talk show host's most challenging times...

Wendy Williams has lost the person closest to her.

Wendy Williams isn't exactly known for her coherence.

Nor is she known for being a nice person, but that's another story for another time.

According to a frightening new report, controversial TV personality Wendy Williams has been taken to a hospital in New York City due to erratic behavior that allegedly includes a suicide attempt.

Yikes, right?