Wendy Williams Disses Lamar Odom Fiancée Sabrina Parr: ‘Nobody Cares’ About Your New Show

Wendy Williams started off her week on an emotional note. The host, 55, broke down in tears over the growing number of coronavirus deaths on her Monday morning show. Wendy was discussing the virus with comedian Michael Yo, who detailed his “painful” experience after he tested positive for COVID-19.

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!

UPDATED: Another talk show, whose production had been shut down over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is returning to television. “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” will be back on Monday, April 6, with remotely produced new episodes filmed at DeGeneres’ home amid the health crisis.

Lamar Odom, 40, didn’t tune into the March 24 episode of Wendy @ Home, but he still caught wind of Wendy Williams‘ diss! While broadcasting her talk show from home, Wendy used Lamar and Sabrina Parr’s new reality digital series as a “Hot Topic” and bluntly said, “Lamar and Sabrina, nobody care’s about y’all’s relationship.” Now, a source EXCLUSIVELY tells HollywoodLife, “Lamar had no idea that Wendy even made those comments about him.

It took a pandemic, but Wendy Williams is finally talking sense again! Well, she’s still talking trash, but at least we totally understand where she’s coming from! LOLz!

Wendy Williams is keeping her daytime talk show going from the comfort of her home, but it hasn’t made her throw any less shade than usual.

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.

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.

Wendy Williams, 55, said she’s willing to “risk it” all for her TV return, after her talk show, The Wendy Williams Show, recently halted production due to the coronavirus outbreak. During an appearance on The Dr.

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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We have to be honest, Wendy Williams kind of needed a break anyway…

Wendy Williams has built a successful radio and television career by speaking her mind. In her years as a syndicated talk show host, Williams, 55, has certainly contributed her fair share of shocking and bizarre moments to the world of pop culture, from fainting on live TV to engaging in a public spat with her ex-husband Kevin Hunter and his alleged mistress.

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.