Wendy Williams has insisted that she “doesn’t belong” in a mental health facility. The statement comes amid growing concerns about her health and well-being, as the former talk show host continues to challenge her current living situation.

On Wednesday, February 12, Williams signed an affidavit requesting a judge remove legal guardian Sabrina Morrisey as she denies her frontotemporal dementia diagnosis. Williams was appointed a guardian in 2022 after her aphasia diagnosis.

Tommy Williams maintained his sister is well. "I believe further tests need to be taken because right now she's not sounding like any type of dementia," he said in the special. "I don't see dementia. She doesn't see dementia. ... Right now, she's confined." "Undoubtedly, she'll be back," he added.

The former talk show host appeared in the TMZ documentary "Saving Wendy" just hours before she formally asked a judge to end her guardianship.

A year after her team said she was diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, Williams claims she is “not cognitively impaired.”

Wendy Williams has gone through a lot of drama in recent years, and things just seem to be getting scarier and more worrisome for the talk show host.

Wendy Williams is getting things in motion to end the controversial guardianship she's under. According to TMZ, hours after the Saving Wendy documentary was released on Tubi, Williams signed an affidavit asking the judge overseeing her conservatorship to release her from it.