Wendy Williams Asks Dr. Oz If Sex During Coronavirus Is Okay & We Have the Answer

Tamar Braxton is happily in quarantine with boyfriend, David Adefeso. The singer phoned in to The Wendy Williams Show on Thursday morning, where she admitted that she’d accept a proposal from David while the two are hunkered down at home amid the coronavirus pandemic. Tamar also said she’s not done having babies!

Wendy Williams appears to be on the outs with friend NeNe Leakes. The talk show host, 55, spent most of her Monday morning Hot Topics segment venting about a phone call with The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 52, that took place on Friday, April 3. Wendy said she hasn’t heard from NeNe since she hung up on her, after NeNe called her on speaker phone without warning as the RHOA cameras were rolling.

Ellen DeGeneres and Wendy Williams' talk shows were just two of several that halted production last month amid the coronavirus pandemic. But the two television hosts announced on Friday that their respective shows will return to the small screen starting Monday.

Wendy Williams returned to YouTube for episode two of her new online talk show, Wendy @ Home, on March 24! Just because she’s sitting in the comfort of her home, doesn’t mean the 55-year-old talk show host cut Lamar Odom, 40, and his fiancée, Sabrina Parr, 32, any slack when their new reality television show came up as a “Hot Topic.” Lamar and Sabrina had recently announced their digital series that Hot New Hip Hop will air in Spring of 2020, in partnership with For Us By Us Network — but Wendy

Wendy Williams is connecting with her co-hosts (aka her Wendy Show watchers) through Youtube amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The outspoken host, 55, kicked off a new talk show series, “Wendy @ Home” on Monday night, after teasing it on her Instagram in the days leading up to it. Wendy @ Home follows a similar, more casual show-run (if that’s possible) while the host is in quarantine in her New York City apartment.

Wendy Williams is trying to make sure single people stay safe amid the coronavirus outbreak. The 55-year-old talk show host, who is single herself, recently spoke with Dr. Oz, and she felt it was important to share the parts of their conversation that she said were edited and cut short.

Wendy Williams is going to have to put her sex life on hold.

By Tom Grater

Wendy Williams, 55, is “weighing her options” after her talk show, The Wendy Williams Show, recently halted production due to the coronavirus outbreak. The Emmy Award-winning series is one of many live shows currently on hiatus due to the spread of the COVID-19. But a source close to Wendy EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife that fans may not have to wait much longer for a return from the daytime diva.

Sex should be avoided by self-isolating couples who do not live together or who fall into one of the vulnerable categories when it comes to getting coronavirus, an expert has warned.

Wendy Williams isn’t having sleepovers during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Emmy-nominated talk show host, 55, appeared on The Dr. Oz Show on Friday afternoon, where she weighed in on intimacy and how she would navigate a romantic relationship during this extremely contagious time. Wendy admitted that she’s “dismissing” any sexual relations as coronavirus continues to spread.

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After Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency in New York City on Thursday over the coronavirus, several TV talk shows that film in the Big Apple have announced production is being suspended for the time being. As part of Cuomo’s declaration, any gatherings larger than 500 people have been banned in an effort to slow transmission of the virus.