“I Have Something to Get Off My Chest”: Wendy Williams Speaks Out on Lifetime Lawsuit Drama & Dementia Rumors [Video]

Wendy Williams is back spilling tea on The Breakfast Club about her lawsuit against Lifetime and A&E over their four-part documentary, Where’s Wendy Williams?

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She claims the lawsuit could score her a cool $20 million. She didn’t get into specifics about who brokered what deal, but Charlemagne dropped names, Sabrina Morrissey and Will Shelby, suggesting they’re part of the mess.

Wendy, though, says she has no clue what kind of deal they made.

One thing Wendy was clear about: she is NOT suffering from frontal temporal dementia. She’s not “incapacitated” or “a baby.”

In fact, she’s disgusted by what’s happening to her. She made it clear, “I don’t want any of their blood money.”

Charlemagne interjected to sum it up for fans: “The lawsuit that was filed by Sabrina Morrissey acting in her capacity as your guardian. She bought a lawsuit against Annie and the claim that the contract company brokered to shoot the documentary wasn’t valid. She’s saying that you didn’t have the legal or mental capacity to authorize your participation.” He added, “You’re saying you did and that you met one time and after that you changed your mind.”

Wendy said, “Correct. I don’t want that kind of money. I’ve worked with lifetime several times. I would love to work with them again.”

It’s clear, Wendy is not backing down.