New York City, New York – Wendy Williams’ upcoming Lifetime documentary, “Where is Wendy Williams?” has sparked interest and conversations ahead of its release. Alex Finnie, Williams’ niece, recently shared with “Good Morning America” the reason behind her aunt’s decision to share her story at this particular moment.
Finnie addressed the criticism surrounding the documentary, emphasizing that Williams is the executive producer of the project, dismissing claims of exploitation. She revealed that Williams sees this as an opportunity to take control of her own narrative, particularly in light of her health struggles and substance abuse battles.
The documentary will delve into the life of the former talk show host after the conclusion of her iconic daytime show. It will offer a raw and unfiltered look at Williams’ experiences as she navigates health challenges and transitions from the end of her talk show to resurrecting her career. Cameras followed her journey for nearly two years, shedding light on her struggles and newfound path.
The project aims to provide insights into Williams’ journey while under financial guardianship, giving viewers a candid portrayal of her life behind the scenes. It is set to air on February 24 and 25, promising an honest depiction of her challenges and triumphs.
Overall, “Where is Wendy Williams?” promises an intimate look at the star’s personal and professional endeavors as she works to reclaim her identity and rebuild her career. With Williams at the helm as the executive producer, the documentary is expected to offer a unique and authentic perspective on her journey.