Wendy Williams joined "The View" to discuss her guardianship and give an update on her health after a trip to the hospital this week.

Wendy Williams was taken by ambulance from an assisted living facility in Hudson Yards in Midtown Manhattan to a nearby hospital.

Wendy Williams is opening up about her fight for freedom from her yearslong court-ordered guardianship in an interview with "Impact x Nightline."

Wendy Williams, talk-show host and media personality, was diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Here are five key details to know about aphasia.

Iconic talk show host Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia.

Wendy Williams' niece, Alex Finnie, opens up to "Good Morning America" about Williams' health and the upcoming Lifetime documentary, "Where is Wendy Williams?"

Wendy Williams has entered a wellness facility to manage "overall health issues," her publicist told ABC News.

Wendy Williams speaks out one month after her show would come to an end.

Williams has been dealing with health issues for all of season 13.

"It’s... taking longer than we expected," she wrote.

The daytime talk show host gets candid about her divorce after 22 years, substance abuse, and if she'll ever get married again during her appearance on "The View."

The talk show host opened up about her latest medical condition.

“I am going through a time of self-reflection and am trying to right some wrongs," he told People.

The talk show host is fighting back against the stigma.

Wendy Williams made a stunning and emotional admission on her show on Tuesday morning: The talk show host revealed she's been staying at a sober house.

The talk show host is approaching ten seasons on daytime TV.

Fans are welcoming back talk-show host Wendy Williams today after health issues forced her off the air a month ago.