Wendy Williams was recently spotted for the first time in over a year at a holistic store in Newark, New Jersey. The 60-year-old iconic gossip show host visited Bolingo Balance, a wellness shop run by Victor Bowman, the son of the late holistic health advocate Dr Sebi.

According to a Page Six report, Williams visited the store about a week ago. She was accompanied by her son Kevin Hunter Jr. An employee at the shop described Williams as "sharp, upbeat and aware" during her visit, adding that she was "very bubbly" and engaged in a conversation with Bowman about the store's health products.&nbsp;

The employee revealed that Williams enquired mostly about products that improve circulation. Williams didn't want to share too much on her first visit so she promised to visit again for in-depth counselling.&nbsp;

"She talked about circulation improvement," the employee told the publication. "But didn’t want to get into too much detail on their first meeting and plans to come back in the near future."

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Bowman gifted a ton of holistic products to Williams. The goodie bag included iron-rich herbs such as sarsaparilla, contribo and bottano oil. She also got capsules designed to promote hormonal balance and mental well-being.

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Bowman later shared a photo of himself with Williams on his Facebook page on August 19, who has been largely out of the public eye since March 2023.&nbsp;

Williams has, unfortunately, faced several health challenges in the last two years. She has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. She has also been battling Graves' Disease and Lymphedema.&nbsp;

In 2022, Williams was placed under court-ordered guardianship following concerns raised by her bank Wells Fargo about "undue influence and financial exploitation". The guardianship restricted her family's access to her. In July, her family said that they were still “denied contact” with her.

Wendy Williams was recently spotted for the first time in over a year at a holistic store in Newark, New Jersey. The 60-year-old iconic gossip show host visited Bolingo Balance, a wellness shop run by Victor Bowman, the son of the late holistic health advocate Dr Sebi.

Wendy Williams was recently spotted for the first time in over a year at a holistic store in Newark, New Jersey. The 60-year-old iconic gossip show host visited Bolingo Balance, a wellness shop run by Victor Bowman, the son of the late holistic health advocate Dr Sebi. According to a Page Six report, Williams visited the store about a week ago. She was accompanied by her son Kevin Hunter Jr. An employee at the shop described Williams as "sharp, upbeat and aware" during her visit, adding that she was "very bubbly" and engaged in a conversation with Bowman about the store's health products. The employee revealed that Williams enquired mostly about products that improve circulation. Williams didn't want to share too much on her first visit so she promised to visit again for in-depth counselling. "She talked about circulation improvement," the employee told the publication. "But didn’t want to get into too much detail on their first meeting and plans to come back in the near future." Wendy Williams spotted in public for the first time in over a year. pic.twitter.com/HhJfFBWmvQ — Pop Base (@PopBase) August 26, 2024 Bowman gifted a ton of holistic products to Williams. The goodie bag included iron-rich herbs such as sarsaparilla, contribo and bottano oil. She also got capsules designed to promote hormonal balance and mental well-being. Also read: Jenna Ortega refutes outrageous secret romance rumour with Johnny Depp: 'Ridiculous' Bowman later shared a photo of himself with Williams on his Facebook page on August 19, who has been largely out of the public eye since March 2023. Williams has, unfortunately, faced several health challenges in the last two years. She has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. She has also been battling Graves' Disease and Lymphedema. In 2022, Williams was placed under court-ordered guardianship following concerns raised by her bank Wells Fargo about "undue influence and financial exploitation". The guardianship restricted her family's access to her. In July, her family said that they were still “denied contact” with her.

Wendy Williams makes first public appearance in over a year: Viral pics

As Wendy Williams turned 60 on Thursday (July 18), her family wished her luck and revealed in an interview that they are "rooting" for her as she celebrates her milestone birthday. The former TV show host's family also revealed that they have not been able to contact Wendy due to ongoing litigation.

Williams is currently under court-ordered guardianship and she suffers from primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Due to her condition and ongoing litigation, her family is unable to speak about her current situation or location and has largely been denied contact with her.

"Wendy Williams’s family is unable to speak on her current condition and location due to ongoing litigation and the fact that they have largely been denied contact. But they are all rooting and praying for Wendy and want to express their well wishes as she celebrates her 60th birthday," the source told People. "She was, is, and always will be an icon."

Williams' court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey is yet to make a public announcement about Wendy's health.

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Williams' family has struggled to stay in touch with her since her guardianship began in April 2022. In February, Williams' sister Wanda Finnie told People that she wasn't informed of her sister's diagnosis when Williams was placed in a facility for cognitive treatment. Finnie mentioned that the family hadn't received any updates on Williams' condition since the fall of 2021 when the star spent time in Florida with her family.

"When she was in Florida, there were a number of people involved. Even beyond family, there were doctors involved, people in Wendy’s professional world that were involved," Finnie said. "She had a health team in place, nurses in place, and she had family in place. She was getting healthier."

The family claims that Morrissey is currently the only person with unrestricted access to Williams. Finnie questioned the current system, asking, "How did she go from this aunt or sister that we love and is healthy one minute to this person who’s in and out of the hospital? How is that system better than the system the family could put in place? I don't know. I do know that this system is broken. I hope that at some point, Wendy becomes strong enough where she can speak on her own behalf.

As Wendy Williams turned 60 on Thursday (July 18), her family wished her luck and revealed in an interview that they are "rooting" for her as she celebrates her milestone birthday.

As Wendy Williams turned 60 on Thursday (July 18), her family wished her luck and revealed in an interview that they are "rooting" for her as she celebrates her milestone birthday. The former TV show host's family also revealed that they have not been able to contact Wendy due to ongoing litigation. Williams is currently under court-ordered guardianship and she suffers from primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Due to her condition and ongoing litigation, her family is unable to speak about her current situation or location and has largely been denied contact with her. "Wendy Williams’s family is unable to speak on her current condition and location due to ongoing litigation and the fact that they have largely been denied contact. But they are all rooting and praying for Wendy and want to express their well wishes as she celebrates her 60th birthday," the source told People. "She was, is, and always will be an icon." Williams' court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey is yet to make a public announcement about Wendy's health. Also read: Viral: Doja Cat's naked friend interrupts her Insta live; rapper left speechless Williams' family has struggled to stay in touch with her since her guardianship began in April 2022. In February, Williams' sister Wanda Finnie told People that she wasn't informed of her sister's diagnosis when Williams was placed in a facility for cognitive treatment. Finnie mentioned that the family hadn't received any updates on Williams' condition since the fall of 2021 when the star spent time in Florida with her family. "When she was in Florida, there were a number of people involved. Even beyond family, there were doctors involved, people in Wendy’s professional world that were involved," Finnie said. "She had a health team in place, nurses in place, and she had family in place. She was getting healthier." The family claims that Morrissey is currently the only person with unrestricted access to Williams. Finnie questioned the current system, asking, "How did she go from this aunt or sister that we love and is healthy one minute to this person who’s in and out of the hospital? How is that system better than the system the family could put in place? I don't know. I do know that this system is broken. I hope that at some point, Wendy becomes strong enough where she can speak on her own behalf.

Wendy Williams' family 'denied contact' as she celebrates 60th birthday

Wendy Williams' guardian, identified as Sabrina Morrissey by TMZ, has filed a lawsuit against A&amp;E Television Networks, the parent company of Lifetime. The suit comes just two days before the planned premiere of Lifetime's documentary Where Is Wendy Williams?, which explores Williams' life under her guardianship.

The lawsuit appears to be an attempt to prohibit the airing of the documentary, according to a source quoted by People.&nbsp;"The new lawsuit appears to be filed as an attempt to prohibit the airing of the upcoming documentary&nbsp;Where Is Wendy Williams?" the source told the publication.

A hearing date has been set for next week to determine whether the documents should remain under seal.

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In People's recent cover story about Williams, Mark Ford, the executive producer of the documentary, stated that Williams, her attorneys, and the guardianship attorneys were consulted and signed off on the project. However, the film took a different direction than initially planned, showing Williams grappling with alcohol addiction, Graves' disease, and lymphedema.

"The film was signed off on by Wendy, her management, her attorneys, the guardianship," he said. "They were aware of the filming all the way through. So, we did go by the book and get all the permissions that we needed to get. We went into this film thinking it was one thing, and the truth turned out to be another. Once we started seeing the truth of the situation, we couldn't ignore it. And the film had to go in the direction of the truth."

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In the documentary, Williams claims her guardian has stolen money from her, but filmmakers say she did not provide evidence. Williams' care team recently announced that she has primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, conditions that have presented significant hurdles in her life.

Williams remains in a facility, with her family stating that her guardian is the only person who has unfettered access to her. Her family has expressed&nbsp;concern over their inability to see her and questioned how they reached this point.

"The people who love her cannot see her," Wendy's sister Wanda said. "I think the big [question] is: How the hell did we get here?"

Wendy Williams' guardian, identified as Sabrina Morrissey by TMZ, has filed a lawsuit against A&E Television Networks, the parent company of Lifetime. The suit comes just two days before the planned premiere of Lifetime's documentary Where Is Wendy Williams?

Wendy Williams' guardian, identified as Sabrina Morrissey by TMZ, has filed a lawsuit against A&E Television Networks, the parent company of Lifetime. The suit comes just two days before the planned premiere of Lifetime's documentary Where Is Wendy Williams?, which explores Williams' life under her guardianship. The lawsuit appears to be an attempt to prohibit the airing of the documentary, according to a source quoted by People. "The new lawsuit appears to be filed as an attempt to prohibit the airing of the upcoming documentary Where Is Wendy Williams?" the source told the publication. A hearing date has been set for next week to determine whether the documents should remain under seal. Also read: Andy Cohen apologises to Real Housewives' Brandi Glanville after sexual harassment accusations In People's recent cover story about Williams, Mark Ford, the executive producer of the documentary, stated that Williams, her attorneys, and the guardianship attorneys were consulted and signed off on the project. However, the film took a different direction than initially planned, showing Williams grappling with alcohol addiction, Graves' disease, and lymphedema. "The film was signed off on by Wendy, her management, her attorneys, the guardianship," he said. "They were aware of the filming all the way through. So, we did go by the book and get all the permissions that we needed to get. We went into this film thinking it was one thing, and the truth turned out to be another. Once we started seeing the truth of the situation, we couldn't ignore it. And the film had to go in the direction of the truth." Also read: Oscar winner Troy Kotsur joins Apple's Foundation for season 3 In the documentary, Williams claims her guardian has stolen money from her, but filmmakers say she did not provide evidence. Williams' care team recently announced that she has primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, conditions that have presented significant hurdles in her life. Williams remains in a facility, with her family stating that her guardian is the only person who has unfettered access to her. Her family has expressed concern over their inability to see her and questioned how they reached this point. "The people who love her cannot see her," Wendy's sister Wanda said. "I think the big [question] is: How the hell did we get here?"

Wendy Williams' guardian files lawsuit against A&E ahead of Lifetime documentary premiere