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Earlier this year, ahead of the release of a controversial Lifetime documentary, representatives for Wendy Williams announced that the former talk show host had been diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia. Although Williams seemed to be doing well – last month when he spoke to the Daily Mail At Diddy’s arraignment, she said she was “doing well” following her diagnosis – a letter her guardian Sabrina Morrissey reportedly wrote to a judge earlier this month suggests otherwise, claiming early-onset dementia Williams was left “cognitively impaired and permanently incapacitated.”

Morrissey shared the update with a judge as part of her lawsuit against A&E Networks, which she alleges took advantage of Williams’ condition while the company was filming its Lifetime documentary series. Where is Wendy Williams?which came out in February. Morrissey tried to stop A&E from releasing the series and is now seeking compensation. She argues that the producers made millions of dollars off Williams’ vulnerable condition, while the subject herself only received $82,000.

In the memo, which Morrissey’s lawyer reportedly sent to the judge in early November, she requested that “sensitive information” about Williams’ “health, family relationships and finances” be redacted and suggested sealing the entire file in order to “seize the to protect the incapacitated person”. Privacy and dignity.”