Wendy Williams is fighting back against reports that she is impaired after having been diagnosed with progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia.

Wendy Williams is speaking out about her guardian's assertion that she is 'cognitively impaired.' 'Do I seem that way?' she said on 'The Breakfast Club.'

On a phone call with The Breakfast Club, the former daytime talk show host—who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and progressive aphasia in 2023—said she feels like she is “in prison” in her care facility.

Wendy Williams has spoken out against the guardianship she has been under since 2022, stating, “I feel like I’m in prison." On Thursday, Williams called into "The Breakfast Club" denouncing her dementia and aphasia diagnosis. Since the 2023 diagnosis, Williams has lived in an assisted care facility in New York City.

Former talk show host Wendy Williams said she is not “cognitively impaired” and has been “trapped” in an emotionally abusive conservatorship in her first interview since the airing of a controversial documentary about her dementia diagnosis.

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As Wendy Williams detailed her ongoing conservatorship battle, the former talk show host shared that she has been separated from her two cats, Chit Chat and My Way.

Wendy Williams says she's being held against her will at a long-term care facility in New York City. She is making the claims in two separate interviews in what seems to be an orchestrated "Free Wendy" campaign.