Wendy Williams Passes Mental Competency Exams at Hospital

Wendy Williams wants to set the record straight.

A former talk show host, who has been under guardianship by conservator Sabrina Morrissey since 2022 due to a court order, was taken from her assisted living facility and transported to the hospital on March 10, as confirmed by an NYPD representative to TopMob News.

61-year-old [name] and her caregiver, Gina Monterrosa, contacted “Good Day New York” the day after, directly from the hospital, to unequivocally disprove allegations of cognitive impairment.

Wendy boasted that she aced her tests, adding that she underwent evaluations for mental fitness during her hospital stay. Then, she instructed Gina to provide details, stating that she would simply endorse whatever Gina said.

Confirming that Wendy “had those tests,” Gina noted, “She’s been deemed she is not incapacitated.”

Why did Wendy, who was informed about her primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia by her healthcare team in February and decided to seek immediate help instead of waiting for tests at her facility, make that choice? Rosanna Scotto inquired if it was because of her mistrust towards court-ordered testing. Wendy responded affirmatively, stating “Absolutely.

She made it clear that she wanted an independent verification, which is exactly what she received.

Using the supposed test findings as evidence, Gina voiced optimism that they could aid in releasing Wendy from her conservatorship.

She emphasized that these findings were obtained independently, specifically at a prestigious medical facility. They are verifiable facts. I would express disappointment and concern if the judge questioned the validity of these test results.

What Wendy emphasized as her top priority was “freedom from guardianship.

Indeed, her recent morning show interview took place two months following when she publicly shared accounts of the alleged abuse she endured within her conservatorship, describing her New York City residence as more of a “high-end detention center.

In my statement during a call to The Breakfast Club featuring Charlamagne, DJ Envy, and Loren LaRosa back in February, I made it clear that I am not cognitively impaired. However, I’ve been expressing a feeling of confinement, likening it to being in prison.

Moreover, Alex Finnie, her niece, was present to corroborate the sense of being “confined” her aunt experienced. She claimed that her aunt’s liberties were being restricted.

In the shared conversation, I expressed, “She’s being maintained, and it seems like she’s being penalized, regardless of the speculative reasons others have for keeping her in this circumstance.

In addition to claiming that the facility limits Wendy’s ability to move around freely, they further asserted that the facility also prohibits her friends and relatives from visiting, and they deny her the use of a phone for incoming calls and online access.

In the end, they attributed everything to the assertion made by Wendy’s guardian in a legal document filed in November, claiming she had experienced cognitive impairment and permanent incapacity.

In my perspective as a lifestyle expert, I mentioned that it seems like Sabrina might not be keen on showcasing her health and independence, Alex observed. This is because, as we’re all too aware of the issues surrounding guardianships, and as my aunt has personally experienced, this system is flawed. The longer she remains under this guardianship, the more control they retain over her life.

In a March 11th letter to TMZ, Sabrina’s lawyer has labeled the reports circulating in the media as “not true, incorrect, inadequate, or misguiding.

TopMob News has reached out to Sabrina Morrissey and the NYPD for comment and has not heard back.

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