Embattled former talk show queen Wendy Williams is not a virtual prisoner at a Manhattan assisted living facility — despite recent media reports, an attorney for her legal guardian maintains. The lawyer for Williams’ court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey said in a letter to TMZ that media reports about Williams’ allegedly cloistered living conditions at the Lenox Hill facility are “untrue,

Wendy Williams and her guardian aren’t on the same page about her assisted living “prison.” TMZ has just received a letter from a lawyer repping Wendy Williams’ guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, and the attorney claims some of the media coverage of the guardianship and their client is “untrue,

Wendy Williams was taken to Lenox Hill hospital for a cognitive assessment to potentially end her guardianship, TMZ reports.

Sabrina Morrissey’s lawyer claimed Williams can call and see her family members whenever she wants, noting the 60-year-old’s two recent trips to Florida.

Wendy Williams is speaking out publicly following her dramatic plea for help, which led to her being taken from her assisted living facility to the hospital on Monday. The former daytime talk show host,

Wendy Williams held a handwritten cry for help in her window amid a fight to gain her freedom, questions about her health, financial woes, and family issues.

She was taken away from her New York assisted living facility by ambulance, after police were called in for a wellness check. The ex-talk show queen reportedly threw a handwritten note from the window of her fifth-storey room,