Wendy Williams is alive, folks.
Still alive and looking fine.
According to Page Six, the former talk show host visited a Bolingo Balance general store in Newark, New Jersey, last week.
She was reportedly with her son and seemed “sharp, upbeat, aware and very lively,” an employee at the agency told the aforementioned publication.
This description is noteworthy because Wendy’s health care team shared about six months ago that she had been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia… which affects speech and cognitive function. Neurological syndromes.
“I would like to say how deeply grateful I am for the love and kind words I have received after sharing my diagnosis of aphasia and frontotemporal dementia (FTD),” Williams said in a statement in February. .
“Let me say, wow! Your response was overwhelming.
“The messages shared with me touched my heart and reminded me of the power of unity and the need for compassion.”
The 60-year-old hasn’t been out and about in over a year and, unfortunately, she may never be the same again.
In this new case, she “was involved but not very familiar with what we do here, so her son explained things more,” the staffer told Page Six.
“She talked about circulation improvements but didn’t want to go into too many details at the first meeting and planned to come back in the near future.”
The employee went on to say that Williams left the store with several holistic products, including iron-rich herbs like sarsaparilla, contribo and vegetable oils, which they told us are “great for the skin.”
Returning to Wendy’s deteriorating condition, as her team disclosed on February 22 regarding the client/patient’s condition:
“The decision to share this news was difficult and made after careful consideration, not only to advocate for understanding and compassion for Wendy, but also to raise awareness of aphasia and frontotemporal dementia and support the thousands of Others facing similar situations.
Williams has previously opened up about her battle with Graves’ disease.
She last hosted a talk show in June 2022.
Overall, although Wendy’s disease “has caused significant obstacles in Wendy’s life,” the star has “maintained her signature sense of humor and is receiving the care she needs to ensure she being protected and having her needs met,” she said of the team.
They concluded this winter:
“Please know that we greatly appreciate your positivity and encouragement.”
