Wendy Williams Ditches Wheelchair, Prepares Her TV Comeback?

Is Wendy Williams preparing her big TV comeback? Her daytime talk show was canceled, but she’s not letting that get her down. She wants to ditch her wheelchair as she focuses on improving her health. She’s returning to New York City to ensure that her career will go on as planned.

Wendy is doing better these days. She reportedly doesn’t need a wheelchair. The former radio DJ wants to head back to the city after spending time in Florida. This comes after her talk show was canceled. Sherri Shepherd is said to take her place.

Recovers from her health issues

Wendy Williams has been MIA from her show since July 2021. She told fans that she’s focusing on her health. While reports claimed she was wheelchair-bound and struggled with speaking or remembering names, she’s leaving her wheelchair behind. Wendy is making her move back to New York City.

She’s interested in making a big comeback to television in some form. Wendy has been recovering from various health issues in Florida. During the time, she got help from her family, including her son Kevin Hart Jr. An insider told The Sun that Wendy traveled to the Sunshine state so she could kickstart her lifestyle.

“She looks good! She isn’t fully back, but she seems like 80% of her old self,” the insider told The Sun. “In another couple of months, and I bet she’s totally back.”

In an Instagram post on her personal page, Wendy Williams told her fans about her new lifestyle. She goes to the gym and takes walks on the beach. She’s also been eating healthier. Some of these lifestyle changes have improved her recovery.

“Wendy has vowed not to drink and she is eating much healthier days and it shows, her legs aren’t nearly as swollen.”

Wendy Williams has her sights set on New York City. She’s hoping to get back on TV and get her old team back. The source says she’s planning “to make a big comeback.” Despite the optimism in her recovery, Wendy has had many health setbacks in the past year, including a breakthrough case of COVID-19 and Graves’ Disease.

The Wendy Williams Show has been canceled

Despite Wendy Williams’ plans, her show has been canceled. Last month, Sherri Shepherd told fans that she’s launching her eponymous talk show in September 2022. The show will replace The Wendy Williams Show. Wendy is reportedly not happy with the producers’ decision.

She’s determined to get back on television. The former television personality still sees herself as the queen of daytime television. Wendy feels like the decision is a “slap in the face.” What are your thoughts on Wendy Williams’ returning to TV? Sound off below in the comment section.

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